Normally, Angela wouldn’t care.
She wasn’t the type to interfere with other people’s lives and it was more like her to let people be. She was serious most of the time. Only spoke when she had to, but whenever she did, people listened. It wasn’t just because she held positions like class president, grade representative and one of the newly elected student council vice-presidents. It was simply because people were genuinely awed by her.
However, she’d go out of limb for her friends. Nothing troubled her more than her friends and the problems they faced. So it wasn’t odd to see her concerned about a normally cheerful girl who was uncharacteristically glum that day.
Angela watched Autumn approach her at the staff’s table. “I can’t find Wendy and Nicholas,” she asked. “Do you know where they
