I couldn’t help but roll my eyes before I turned my head back forward. I didn’t allow Samuel to see any fidgeting as I nervously followed beside him. He never made any attempt to speak on the way home, so I didn’t engage either. I withheld the sigh as we had finally made it outside my apartment building.
“Well thank you for walking me, have a good evening.”
I never looked at Samuel when I spoke but turned toward the door to walk into the lobby.
“I told you I wanted to speak with you.”
Samuel followed me in through the building and up the stairs. Why did he have to wait the whole walk home, he could have just said what he needed. I didn’t argue because I knew that there would be no point. I would let him say what he needed and then maybe he wouldn’t keep showing up everywhere.
Samuel o
