Invisible To Her Bully
Now I just had to figure out how to pull it off without pissing off Jackson in the process.
Footsteps creaked down the stairs.
“You’re fidgeting,” Jessa said, appearing at the bottom step in leggings and a loose sweatshirt. Her damp hair was pulled back, and she looked ten times better than yesterday — not fixed, not fine, but like she’d finally taken a deep breath.
“Not fidgeting,” I said, straightening. “Thinking.”
“That sounds dangerous.”
“Usually is.”
Jessa grabbed her sneakers from beside the couch, sitting down to tie them. “What are we doing today anyway? You texted me like it was an emergency.”
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