EVA LEVESQUE
Irene and I looked at each other. She shrugged her shoulders signaling that she doesn’t know why her mom is in the tent with students instead of soldiers and officials. She took off her long cape and threw it randomly and bashfully got caught by Kevin.
Flynn sat upright from lying down sideways in his bed. Jay jumped and offered his chair to Irene’s mom. She sat in front of us and crossed her legs. She was shaking her legs impatiently looking pissed and annoyed.
Nobody in the room dared move or make a sound. That’s how scary she was. Everyone could feel the heat from her boiling blood and patience running thin. It’s like she will go on a rampage if someone moved.
I eyed Irene who was shifting uncomfortably in her seat. Even she knows that her mom is not in the perfect s
