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Alexander Walters

Katherine continued crying, and I let her be and decided not to stop her. I wanted her to empty the content of whatever was bothering her and I didn't want to pry or ask any questions about it. But I knew that all wasn't good.

So we drove in silence — except for her sobbing sounds and sniffling that was heard, and suddenly stopped. I looked to see that she had fallen asleep, and I think I've said before that watching Katherine sleep was one of my favorite activities in the world. She always looked so peaceful so at rest and undisturbed.

It started to rain, not too heavily though, and we were almost home. She needed her rest, today had been a long day for her, and maybe eat too, I don't know if she's had anything to eat ever since.

"Alex…" I heard her call my name and I was snapped out of my thoughts. I thought she was asleep.

I faced her, her eyes were barely open and they looked so puffy and red from her crying.

"What's up?"

"I want us to go drinking." She st