I stayed with Leo a moment longer, before leaving his place to the drug store where I bought and took the pills, then drove to Rachel's house.
The entire ride, I figured I felt worse than I had before coming to his place.
My chest was so tightened that it started to hurt.
A different kind of guilt washed over me, and the worst part was that I didn't even know why.
I didn't know if it was because I'd told Leo I loved him even though I clearly didn't. Or something else.
“Lisa!” Rachel was the one who opened the door, and she surprised me by throwing me in a hug.
“Uh… what's wrong?” I asked, brows raised.
The smile she offered only succeeded in confusing me further.
She wasn't mad at me anymore?
I walked in, and she followed beside.
“So, a little birdie told me someone finally said
