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Chapter Thirteen: Should I forgive him?
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2024-10-29 19:42:56I stood silently in the kitchen. My mind wandered. Why had Apollo’s behavior changed toward me? I shook my head, not wanting to think about him being a good person. I thought Josh was good, but in the end he'd hurt me badly.
"What happened in the dining room?" Francine’s loud voice interrupted by thoughts. Her voice was insistent, wanting me to answer her. I shivered. I was so lost in thought, trying to figure out Apollo's strange behavior that I'd totally forgotten about her.
"Nothing happened," I again lied to her.
I really do hate that I kept on lying to her, but I did not wish for her to find out what had happened between me and Josh. I wanted to forget it and pretend that it never happened and move on.
"Okay," she said, staring at me with great curiosity, before walking to the sink.
I turned to look at her as she placed all of the dirty dishes and pots on the left side of the kitchen counter.
"Please wash all the dishes, then you
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