MANDY POV Since mother decided to go for a run before nightfall, I was organizing my things for school the next day. I feared that Monday, but it was arriving. With this unpleasant thought, I heard the bell ring, and then she was at my door, Steph herself. Well, maybe it was better to get it over with. “Come in, Steph.” “Oh, Mandy, sorry for dropping by, but I was so worried that I couldn´t wait until tomorrow. I´ve been trying to talk to you, but there´s something wrong with your phone. And I sent a ton of messages.” I noticed her nervousness because she was talking nonstop and almost out of breath. “How are you feeling, Mandy?” “I feel better, thanks. But I thought you didn´t want to talk to me.” “How come?” “You ran away from me at the shopping, Steph.” “Oh, so you saw us. I was afraid of that. Can I sit down for a moment?” She felt defeated. We both took seats. “You could just have told me, Steph. I would understand
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