I walked to class going over what Tyler had told me about his mate. She chose a higher rank and then allowed him to suffer for it. The question is, is the story true or something for him to use to try and relate to what I told him on my birthday? He’s had plenty of time to come up with something
“What the hell was that all about?” “He was trying to get you to avoid the run for some reason.” Mina chimes in. “But what does he have to lose or gain if you don’t go?” “He seemed overly angry for something so small.” “It’s possible you are getting in the way of something he is trying to accompl
I don’t know about this. I have never been with the group alone before. I don’t know why it scares me, but I have a really bad feeling about it. But, I guess if I have a bad feeling then maybe it’s better that Mina is away from the mess if something happens. It’s one less person to keep track of
“You know it’s not less creepy when I know you’re here somewhere and I can’t see you or smell you right?” I say out into my yard. I figure he’s being extra strange because he knows Robbie talked to me today. And I have to play along like it’s cute and not a major red flag. Tyler steps out from th
“I’m sorry, I wish I could help you somehow.” We stopped running about an hour in and are just walking around campus now. “But you can’t. You are destined for more than me.” I roll my eyes at him, “You keep saying that, but you don’t have any real proof of that do you?” “You are smart enough t
“Thank you. This has been an experience, I appreciate everything that you both have taught me so far.” “Don’t act like we are saying goodbye, Midge. We have no idea what we will find tomorrow. We could bring down a whole operation, hopefully. Or we could just be scratching the surface and take
I didn’t sleep well in the few hours that I did try. I am restless and if I am being honest with myself, I am eager. We have been at this for months now, almost a year, and we finally have information to move on and take action. I would be lying if I said I wasn’t excited that we were finally goi
“Yes and no, but more no. He just seemed distracted and like something else had his full attention.” “Someone and something both have his full attention. So you aren’t wrong.” That glimmer of irritation flashes in his eyes again, but he schools it quickly before turning fully to me. “You ready, I