Chapter 30

A wave of dizziness began to hit me again as soon as I finished speaking. My vision blurred with bright flashes, and I knew that the pressure in my head was rising again. I gripped Teri's arm and said in a low voice, "Get her out of here. I don't want to see her." My body trembled as I spoke. I could feel that my first instinct was anger. It was disheartening to realize that I wasn't capable of ignoring the effect Jocelyn had on me. I still got angry and furious, and it was even to the point where I felt on the verge of losing control. I wasn't sure if I was regaining my lost memories or if it was just the lingering effects of the concussion, but I knew something wasn't right about my body. I felt deeply uncomfortable whenever Elijah or Jocelyn appeared. It was a kind of pathological discomfort that was deeply rooted in my mind. Teri sensed that something was amiss and started to usher Jocelyn away. "Jocelyn, Ari has nothing to say to you. We don't care whether you're here to apol