The Wrong Cupid Arrow
“Xander is my photography club president. He’s helping me with my father’s old camera.”
“Then find someone else,” Norman retorted.
“There is no one else,” she insisted. “That’s why I’m working with him.”
Norman fell silent.
On the surface, it seemed like he understood.
But inside, his thoughts were far from calm.
Although Norman’s silence seemed like acceptance, it was anything but peace.
On the surface, he looked composed—eyes fixed on the road, jaw relaxed, breathing steady. Anyone watching would assume he had let it go.
But inside, he was at war.