Chapter 34Terrell darted back and forth, collecting the things that were undeniably “his” in a vehicle filled mostly with shared belongings. As time passed and his packing grew closer to an end, Kenna’s mental state degraded, and her body began to tremble uncontrollably. “You’re being stupid,” Dakota heard her say. There was as much fear in her voice as anger. “Really stupid.”
If Terrell heard her, he didn’t react.
But she kept it up. Though she’d made her decision to stay with Dakota, she didn’t seem to understand why Terrell would ditch them both. “How can you leave? You’re supposed to be here.” When he still didn’t acknowledge her, she got even more upset. “Talk to me, you jerk! You can’t leave. It’s stupid!”
Stuffing some final shirts into a duffel bag, Terrell stopped his frenzied
