Cassandra’s POV I entered the coffeeshop, and I looked around to find that it was completely empty. It was strange because I knew that Mira wouldn’t rent out the entire place just to speak with me, but I brushed it off. Mira Blackwell wouldn’t move like that, or so I thought.“Hi,” I greeted, taking a seat opposite her as I walked in, and that was when she finally raised her head from her phone.“How have you been? Sorry I invited you out this late,” she said, but I didn’t take offense. She ordered tea for me, insisting it was too late for coffee.“I thought you were never going to see me,” I said as I gripped my mug tighter, and Mira sighed exasperatedly.“I’m sorry, it’s just that work has been crazy,” she replied, and then silence fell between us, an awkward, suffocating silence.I hated that this was our reality now. Mira and I had never been the type to think of what to say before we spoke. We simply talked. But now, it felt like there was an invisible wall between us.“So… abou
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