I have to laugh. I need to do it to lighten this awkward moment, thanks to Lau's sharpness.
I moved forward with her, practically dragging her to the sofa to make her sit down, because if I leave her standing, she might get even more venomous just for fun. She might even jump on Gabriela like last time, before all this happened in my life, and we only worried about getting together on Sundays to watch family movies as if there weren't three bastards outside thirsty for revenge.
Something I learned during our childhood is that the more Gabriela seemed intimidated, the more Launice would rub salt into the wound.
When we became teenagers, my mother used to scold her, saying it was bullying, what she did against Gabi. Aunt Caroline called it a sacrifice because, according to her, she unders
