NICK WALKER ©Whatever happened yesterday was never going to happen again. It was already in the past, and last night ended whatever I had with him.“Are you okay? You don’t look fine,” Mira said as I quietly combed her hair.“I’m fine,” I said with a forced smile.“Well, you don’t look like you're fine,” she said, turning to face me. I let out a small sigh.“Sit still and let me finish your hair,” I said and she groaned.“You’ve spent so much time doing my hair. If you’re not okay, I can always do it myself,” she said but I ignored her and kept fixing it.“Finally,” she said the moment I finished.She jumped to her feet and stretched.“At least I’m glad I don’t have to see Avery this morning,” she said before rushing off to finish the pasta I made for breakfast.Avery had already texted me. She woke up late and said she would wait for me by the school gate instead.“Come on, grab your bag. We need to go,” I said as I checked the time.“And stop rushing your food,” I warned and she n
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