Chapter 14The camping trip was now far behind them, a distant and softened memory. Angela had receded for almost two months with no contact after their return, but as inevitably happened, she gave into her longing. She had friends, and she had been celibate for some time now, so she was not prey to wholesale loneliness anymore. But she grew lonely for Elizabeth specifically. The crow was making nightly appearances, scurrying around the brick walls, whispering condemnations.
“She’s not straight and you know that. She wants to be with a woman, she just doesn’t want to be with you.”
Angela believed that she fell in love very easily; as a matter of fact she could fall into infatuation with almost anyone. But at the end of the day, the only person she truly loved was Elizabeth. And she often
