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Chapter 87 - Beware: Blurry Eyes Can Be Dangerous

Penulis: Vivian D. Wilson
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-11-09 23:58:40
Her parents never wanted to let her go.

Every time she would look at her watch or say something about the time, they would beg her to wait some more and tell them what it was like being with Jason.

And so she did. She told them everything, from start to finish while her parents listened patiently, their faces going from deeply concerned to completely horrified.

While she talked to them she heard her phone ping with the 37th message from Jason in the past hour, asking "Are you home yet?"

She sighed, looked at her mother, squeezed her hand with as much love and affection as she could muster, and said, "I have to go now, Mama. I promise I'll come see you again as soon as I can."

"Mija, please stay a little longer." her mother asked, smoothing her hair twice, like she always did when Samantha was younger.

"I'm sorry, I can't stay too long, or Jason will give me hell for it. You can call me on this number, if you need anything, just let me know. Okay?" she handed them a note with h
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