Enid
"Whatever you're planning... whatever you want to do... I don't want you to do it alone."
"I don't trust others." She grumbles.
"I know. But you trust me-"
"No. Don't start, Enid." She pulls her hand away from mine and looks me in the eye. "I'm not putting you in danger."
I sigh, frustrated. Can't she see how hypocritical she's being?
"And I'm not putting you in danger!" I retort, exasperated.
"This is the best plan." She reasons.
"I don't even know what's going on, Wens, you can't make that decision by yourself!"
"What else am I supposed to do? I can't tell you, Enid."
"Talk to the police, the headmaster-" I try to reason.
"I can't." She mutters, looking away.
"What do you mean you can't?" I question.
"I just cannot, Enid. That would make things much worse."
I take a deep breath.
"I'm not letting you do this," I announce, looking at her with intensity.
She looks at the ground for a moment, as if thinking deeply about something.
"Fine."
I open my mouth to argue, but then realize what she said.
"Really? So you won't?"
"No. I'll- I'll listen to you," she says, gritting her teeth.
I smile. "Thanks, Wens. Everything's going to be alright, okay?"
"You- we should go," she mutters, changing the topic.
"Right." I nod, scooting off of the bed to grab my bag.
She fumbles with something underneath her bed and I shrug, checking myself in my mirror.
"You ready?" I ask, running my hands through my hair.
"In a bit." She calls from the bathroom.
I grab my phone and wait by the door. I've started scrolling Instagram when her hand cups my face and she gives me a gentle kiss.
"Hey," I smile, face warm.
"Hey."
"Ready to go?"
"Yes, but, you should drink something when you wake up, you know... stay hydrated," she says, handing me a glass of water.
"Oh my god, you're so sweet! And to think you wanted me dead a few months ago." I smile, downing the glass.
"Yes. Things change," she says quietly, as she takes the glass and sets it down.
"I'm sorry Enid."
"What?" I ask, laughing. I try to walk forward but find myself becoming incredibly dizzy.
"...why... why am I so dizzy?" I laugh, trying to keep my balance.
She grabs my waist to steady me.
"I'm sorry." She says, meeting my eyes, but I can't tell which Wednesday is which, they're all around me, spinning.
"...what?... what did you..." I gurgle, feeling myself fall into her arms.
"I'm sorry."
I'm being carried onto my bed... but no, my lessons! It's not time to sleep, is it? I swore it was morning...
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