Eve didn’t have to look far to find her sister. She was sitting on the hill overlooking the town. The night air was crisp, making her wish she had stopped to grab her coat, but she didn’t want to go back now.
“Steph,” Eve called out
“Go away, Eve,” Steph said without turning around. Eve could hear the tears in her sister’s voice, and she hated that she was the one that caused it.
Ignoring her sister’s request, Eve sat down next to Steph. Steph stared straight ahead, pretending Eve wasn’t there. It wasn’t the first time Steph pretended Eve didn’t exist, though she hadn’t done that since they were kids. She really was mad at her. “I’m sorry, Steph. For what I said about Mark.” Steph remained silent. “I know you’re just trying to protect me. That’s all you’ve ever done.”
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