TheFeelings Wheelis stupid.
 
 I don’t know what I fucking feel.
 
 Nothing.
 
 I’m about to slam the journal shut. Or better yet, throw it across the room until its spine cracks against the brick wall.
 
 But I don’t.
 
 I sigh, then take a forced breath.
 
 Inhale for three. Exhale for six.
 
 I pull open that goddamned color wheel on my phone and try to find a word for whatever the fuck this emotion is.
 
 Inadequate. Alienated. Empty. Apathetic.
 
 I try each one out. But no, none of the outside wheel words are quite right. So I head inward to the more basic emotions.
 
 Sad.
 
 Afraid.
 
 Angry.
 
 Oooh, angry, my old favorite.
 
 But now that Bane’s not here, I can’t even work up a tenth of the buzzing, bright fury I used to be able to call on at the twitch of my fingers.
 
 I feel like a witch whose magic was stolen.
 
 But I do think about unaliving myself a lot less often lately.
 
 So, you know.
 
 There’s that.
 
 Dear Journal,
 
 I don’t know how to want things without wanting to swallow the entire world whole.
 
 I don’t know how to want things like a person on a canoe with strokes so even.
 
 I don’t know how to want things like a sane girl.
 
 I miss the chaos.
 
 The kaleidoscope of such pretty, wild colors ever-shifting.
 
 Today, I’m still just black and blue.
 
 Today, I meet the rest of Bane’s family.
 
 SIXTY
 
 BANE
 
 I knock once.