I kept eating my baked lobster and gave her one look."I didn't miss you."Her smile locked up. She recovered quickly, acting like nothing had happened, and settled in next to Sebastian."Well, I'm glad you're back. These two years have been so hard on my brother. Lucky I was here for him, or I don't know how he would have made it."Sebastian didn't push her away. He kept his eyes fixed on me.I wiped my mouth, looked up, and gave Vivienne a smile too."Oh, how kind of you. I'm sure it was exhausting."She stared at me, thrown off.I stood up and nodded to both of them. "Professor, I'm a little tired. I'll head back to my room. You two take your time."A heavy crash came from behind me.Then Sebastian's voice, low and strained with anger.Then Vivienne's wounded little sobs.I didn't look back.I closed the bedroom door and sat down on that big bed with its fresh new sheets.Before I fell asleep, I crossed off one day in my head.Eighty-nine to go.Over the next few days, Sebastian was
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