Never Again
I smirked, taking one apple from the bowl on the table.
“Yes, you did,” she said sadly. “You were like a zombie, Sel,” she kissed my parents, then sat down beside me and took one apple, too.
She took a bite of her apple. “I didn’t know we have this,” she said. “When did you buy this?” Her eyes were on Mom.
“We did not buy that. Albert brought that today,” She said, glancing at me, then smiling at Dad.
“No way! You’re just bluffing?” I said, playing the fruit near my nose. It smells so sweet. I can’t stop smelling it.