sn't even angry. He looked amused, a slight smirk playing on his lips

k you're going?" he asked,

looked past him, at th

ng some video game. Their laughter echoed through the hall, a jarring sound of ignorant bliss. The

e down in sheets. I pulled the thin coat tighter around myself. Daisy opened a small umbrella she had grabbed, tiltin

winding driveway. The rain soaked through Daisy's thin dress. When we

ice trembling slightly

probably from when she was packing. I reached into my pocket for the small first-aid kit I

saw them get red around the e

ve years of cold leather. I gave the driver the address for the high-speed train station. A new chapter was beginning,

ghting up with Arthur's name

was clipped, annoyed. Not "Where are you?" or "Ar

ice to stay calm, the way he had trained me to. "They're in t

out all my things," I added, th

he other end of the li

left,

emanded, his voice final

er this time, the control in his voic