“Rein, the usual shopping spot!” Michael told the driver after he got to the car. We were already waiting at it, and the situation was a bit uncomfortable. My eyes were a bit swollen and I didn’t want to look at Michael much. He didn’t speak to me much, either. Maybe he thought I wanted some peace and quiet, so instead of waiting in front of the hospital, we were down in the underground parking lot. He was so considerate, making sure I wouldn’t meet too many people on the way here. When new people got in the elevator, he had actually covered my face by standing right in front of me.
“You’re sure you don’t want to go to school?” Rein asked, but Michael just got into the car without saying anything. I followed in his steps.
“I think we should buy some shoes…” Michael sighed, saying it in a
