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28: SUCH NICE CEILINGS

I slip into a sour mood for the rest of the day, and the following morning too. My thoughts kept moving in circles and I felt enraged that I had let someone hold this much power over me. I shouldn’t have asked. But I had a right to know. Bullshit. It’s all his fault. But if I hadn’t asked…

I tilt my black beret to the left, then to the left, then centered it, and still felt no satisfaction with the way it fits on my head.

I huff and yank it off.

It takes no introspective genius like myself to know that I’m wasting time so I get to class as late as I’m allowed to. I had no desire to face the rest of the school, or my classmates, or William, or anyone in particular, so I’d channeled my energy into getting ready.

Or maybe I’m trying to put more effort into the way I look today because William Ravenstone had upped the ante yesterday.

“It’s all his fault.” I mutter under my breath, shoving the tube of red lipstick into my backpack and zipping it up.

I shift my attention to my reflection be
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