He was never mine
Every time I tried to edge away, he mirrored me, step for step.
During lunch, he appeared again. A bag in his hand. I stared at it, suspicious.
“I brought food,” he said simply, placing it on the table in front of me.
I glared, ready to shove it away. “I don’t want your food.”
He leaned closer, his gaze locked on mine. “You’re going to eat it anyway.”
I shook my head, scowling, and slammed the bag to the floor. My stomach growled despite me. I hated that I was hungry. I hated that my hand shook as I picked up the food. I hated that I couldn’t let him know how much I wanted it.
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