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He never came back to her bedroom at all. Honi never attempted to explain himself or asked for her advice. It was as if they had split up, and Adi was only waiting for the confirmation. When she ventured out of the room to scavenge up some lunch, she was again treated with icy courtesy by his family.
Eventually, she gave up. It was over. She spent half an hour packing up all her belongings. She hadn’t had time to get a wireless internet card for her cell phone, so she went to the library, hoping that they would have wifi.
The library was open, and one of the two ancient computers was free. For an hour, she researched how to get out of Heota. There were no buses, no trains, and no taxis. It looked like she had no choice. She would have to hitch a ride to the next large town. Surely th
