Her only option

A car slow down in front of her, then stopped, he stare at her through the window.

“Maeve!” He called, she turned and stare at him. It was Mark.

“What are you doing here?”

“Taking a walk.”

“Where’s Dixon?”

“He isn’t here.”

“He left you alone?”

“I left him.”

“What do you mean, get in the car, I’ll give you a room ride.”

“I told you I’m taking a walk. You should leave, you didn’t see me today.”

“Maeve, What’s...” The look in her eyes made him silence, he said nothing else and watched her walking away like the dead. She didn’t stare back at him or wave. Unlike the Maeve he knew.

Something was wrong then. He didn’t know if he had to follow her or just go away. She left Dixon, because he would never leave her alone. He was always buy her side like glue and now he wasn’t. He searched through his contact list, if he had his contact, but the prick was being a prick, so he doesn’t have it. He didn’t have any of their contacts. Now calling them that he saw her was out of it.

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