Orana’s Point of ViewI don’t remember putting the book I was reading down. One moment I was reading; the next Sienna was turning off my bedside lamp and pulling the duvet up, and I was too far gone to thank her.When morning came, I was rushing before I was fully awake, moving through the apartment, running up and down because I was one, running late on my second day at work, and two, I couldn’t find my damn phone.Liorah watched me from the kitchen table with her spoon in her mouth, tracking my movements with a smile as Sienna tried to convince me she would drop it off.“I can’t... I need to find the phone for most of my stuff,” I said, rushing to check on the bookshelf. “Found it,” I almost screamed.I rushed to the breakfast table where Liorah was eating, kissed the top of her head, grabbed my bag, and left.Today I felt lighter, so I settled for light blue, wide trousers, and an oversized jacket with sneakers that I had pulled together so fast once I noticed I was late. And I wa
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