"So that's why everyone's looking at me as if I'm just a kid?" she asked, horrified at the memory of the faces traced with prejudice. "Everyone?" "Well, not everyone. Just some." "What did they do to you?" "There are just these faces, you know? These faces with the looks of disgust and judgement. I can't stand it. I feel like I shouldn't be there." She felt horrified at the thought. She jumped back slightly when she heard him growling. She looked at him and touched his arm. "Are you OK?" His growl grew louder, feeling the touch of her skin melting against him. His grip tightened on the steering wheel. Seeing this and thinking she just burned him, she quickly drew her hand back and shifted uncomfortably on her seat, looking out the window. "Sorry," she mumbled, blushing. He sighed. "Don't say sorry..I j
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