SARAH
“I can tell something is wrong, so are you going to open up or do you want me to mind my business?” Eloise asked, and I let out a sigh, staring at the large buildings we drove past.
“Every…thing…is…fine…”
“Bullshit!” Eloise scoffed.
I spared her a glance, surprised she let off a curse, after giving a whole lecture on how to avoid it.
“Sorry.” She said after a moment of silence. “I am just worried about you, Sarah, it feels like you are hiding a lot of things from me, boy, just flimsy issues, but issues that would hurt you. That could put you in danger, so I would really appreciate it if you tell me what is going on.”
I bit my cheek, resting my weight on my chin. I just didn't feel like saying anything to her, especially with the guilt clawing up in my chest at the moment.
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