“–oh right. I forgot about that. You can’t avoid him forever though. Best to tell him. I’m sorry I know that’s not the advice you’re looking for but I’m my father’s daughter and I hate the fact that I give advice like him. His ‘disappointed in you’ face is the worst.”
“I mean, I’ll find it. Eventually. I can’t go through another shift like that. It’s been... so long, you know? And I don’t want my mom to worry, since they’ve always been tough on my mental state. So, I’ll find it. Has to be in my room, and I don’t think anyone’s been in there. But until I do, facing Adam or my mom isn’t a feat I’m keen to accomplish.” She smiles softly. “Tell me about it. I cried the first time he gave it to me.” She drops her eyes to the floor beneath her, clasping her hands together. “How are you?”














