“Life is too short, to be spent on things and people that drain you. Make a firm decision today to be intentional about your life.”
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~ Elizabeth ~
I arrived at Evie’s place in no time and was greeted by her mom, who wore a sour expression. Despite her initial mood, her face softened and she smiled warmly when she saw me. “It’s nice to see you again, Elizabeth,” she said, embracing me. I held on a little longer, sensing that she needed the comfort.
“Yeah… thank you,” I smiled back, trying to reassure her.
“You should come inside now. Evie’s been expecting you.” I nodded, allowing her to lead me into the house.
“Okay!”
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“Hey, Girl.”
I stepped into Evie’s Barbie-esque room, but this time, it felt dull—much like the look on her face.
“Hi,” she said softly, standing by the windo
