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Chapter Eleven: A Terrible evening
I continued to stare at the ceiling as I headed toward the kitchen, almost missing a step and falling on to my face. I caught myself in time. Francine turned around as I entered the kitchen, before going back to finish preparing dinner.
"Is everything alright?" she asked me, while she stirred the pot.
"Yes," I said, lying to her.
Telling her what Apollo had called me to do would be a total waste of time, for she could not save me. All she could do was to show her sympathy. I removed my eyes from Francine and started to worry about doing it again. Would he call me to give him a bath every day? Looking back to see if Francine had finished dinner, I was startled to see her watching me.
"Are you sure you're alright?" she asked me again.
I nodded, lying to her again.
"Okay," she said, and returned to her duty.
"Please pass me the plates for dinner," she said.
I went for five plates and passed them to her, knowing the A
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