Chapter 10It had taken Sof five and a half hours to drive to see me.
The bus trip took twelve. I had to get off the bus once in Indianapolis and wait two hours for the next. Then in Ohio I had to get off again for another two hours. There were multiple stops along the way, and I traveled through the night, and if Sof wasn’t upset with me this would all be so much of a more interesting adventure. I was worried sick.
I had to see her. I had to fix this.
Sof met me at the station, and I easily found her car. All I’d brought with me was my backpack. I slid in the passenger seat and looked at her nervously.
“Hi,” I whispered.
“Hello, Rave,” she said. She focused her attention on the road and my heart fell somewhere deep into my stomach.
“I don’t want to lose you,” I stammered. “I’m…I’m so
