CAROLINE
It only took two hours before the Internet was blowing up again.
Susan paced back and forth in my office as she stared at her tab.
“No, no, no,” she chanted. “Just look at this! This is a disaster.”
“Look at what? You won't let me look at the phone." she had confiscated my phone and my laptop.
“You've been through a lot in one day,” she said. “You don't need to see any of these stupid things.”
“Just hand it over, Susan,” I rolled my eyes from where I sat behind my desk.
“I can handle my own mental health.” I believed. How bad could it be?
She sighed and succumbed, handing over the tab. “Thank you,”
I looked at the first headline and my jaw dropped, “Oh!”I scrolled and scrolled, each headline worse than the last.
“Oh my–”
“See?” She groaned. “Apparently a reporter c
