I don’t say a word as I walk towards the counter, taking some pancakes to sweeten what looks like it’ll be a bitter day. I try to ignore Sheila, but I can feel her burning gaze on my back the whole time. Even as I sit down, trying to mind my own business.
I can feel my heart thumping nervously as I hear footsteps a few minutes later. They walk right behind me, a gush of wind making my stomach turn. I stay still, half expecting Sheila to attack me from behind, but she doesn’t. I’m not sure if I should take that as a good sign or a bad sign.
Then, I hear her returning. This time, she sits down opposite me, placing her hands on the table in a not very gentle way. I clench my jaw and put my fork down. So much for a peaceful breakfast.
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