She Said You Can't Know What I've Done Novels & Stories

“Tell us, babe, and that’s what we’ll do. Anything at all.” “I – I don’t –” The words caught in her throat. “I don’t know. I –”

Is she one of them? When she saw my reaction, she shook her head. “Oh no, dear. I’m not one of them,” I looked at her in shock. How? How did she know what I was thinking? “I don’t have the ability to read minds,” she added. Wow, that’s awesome. “I’m serious dear. It is just obvious to your face.” Is she serious or just playing with me?

"Foolish girl thinks she is smart, she doesn't know I call the shots." "I will do as you've said."

“There’s no way that you could do it!” "How do you know that? You’re not me!" She retorted defiantly.

She’s done something that can’t be undone. “Let me help you,” I say, closing in on her..

I got the sense that she knew something I hadn’t even told her yet. “… what did you see?”

I hissed angrily. I heard Rapha laugh in my head. “There is nothing you can do, Nate. The deed has already been done. You can’t undo it. You just have to come up plain and tell her what you did. It will be deadly when she finds out herself. Don’t you know that?”

she said slowly, "you don’t get to question me like that." "What?" "You heard me." I blinked. "Since when?" "Since always," she said. I let out a short, disbelieving laugh. "This is new." "No," she said. "this is just me saying it now." I didn’t know what to say to that. Because nothing I said was working. Nothing was landing. Nothing was the same. "I don’t like this," I said again. "I know." "Then why are you doing it?" She didn’t answer immediately. Then she said, "Because I can."

“When I understand better what I can do and what I can't.” “She'll hold you to that.” “I know. That's why I said it.”

"Because you'll take it, and I'll have given you something I'm not ready to give." "I'm not going to take it," I said. "You always take everything," she said. Not hard. Just true. "I did," I said. "Not now." She was quiet for a long time. "How do I know that," she said. "You don't," I said. "That's the honest answer. You don't know it yet." She said nothing.