really“Rosie, I’m sorry. I had no idea.” Lily appeared overwhelmed by guilt.
“No, you didn’t. But then again, I don’t understand why it’s something you couldn’t figure out on your own,” I shot at her and crossed my arms.
Lily looked down and didn’t know what to say. An awkward silence fell over the table, until Mom walked back in, looking as frustrated as I’d ever seen her.
“Okay, you guys, what is going on? Rosie, you have a lot of explaining to do and no one is leaving until I get answers.”
“Do I have to talk about this right now? I really don’t want to,” I admitted and put my head in my hands and stared at the table.
“Fine, if you won’t, can Lily tell me?” she requested and waited for me to respond.
I simply nodded my head, and heard Mom’s voice directed at Lily. “Alright Lily, sp
