DariusThe car drive was silent save for the recurrent flashes of lightning and the echoes of thunder. It was going to be a stormy night. I knew I was the major cause of the silence. We had dropped of Drew a few minutes ago and the ride ever since had been awkward with Kael. It felt like there were things to say but we couldn’t say them and it drove me nuts. I, for one, wanted to tell him about what I had seen, the way it felt like something was watching us from the corner of the room. It felt eerie, almost like that figure in the dark in my trance.“You’re awfully quiet,” Kael said to break the ice. I sighed and shook my head, “I’m just tired,” I lied. Well, it wasn’t fully a lie, I was tired, but that wasn’t the reason I was quiet. The car spilled into the driveway and he pulled it into a halt, leaving the engine running.“About what happened in the hospital,” he started, “I’m really sorry, okay? I’m sorry I stormed off and didn’t tell you where I was going, but I’m not sorry that I
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