Tori
I closed the front door behind me and stood there for a moment.
I was still angry.
No.
Angry wasn’t the right word.
Disappointed.
That was worse.
I had just left Joss’s office after telling him exactly what I thought of the way he’d treated Arielle.
I hoped he’d actually listened.
I hoped he’d understood.
But right now, I didn’t want to think about Joss.
I wanted to think about Arielle.
I walked into the living room.
She was sitting on the couch with her legs tucked beneath her, staring at the television.
It was turned on.
But she wasn’t watching it.
Her eyes were somewhere else entirely.
“Arielle.”
She looked up.
“Hey.”
I sat beside her.
“How are you feeling?”
She gave me the same answer she’d been giving me for days.
“I’m fine.”
I rolled my eyes.
“You’re ter
