Chapter 6

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The next week was difficult for Freen, she couldn't concentrate on anything. Both father and mother noticed changes in their daughter's behavior, but remained silent about it. Freen felt their worried glances every time at breakfast and dinner. Even though the proposal for a second elevator was approved, Freen still made mistakes in her work.

Aroon did not tell his daughter about the mistakes she made at work, and her mother remained silent about the fact that Freen began to eat little. It's just that they used to discuss everything, but now they seem to prefer not to touch her. It seemed to Freen that Aranya had become even more caring than she was, although she had always been kind to her daughter, but now it was becoming difficult to accept. Maybe because Freen wanted to talk to her mom. But what would she tell her? She couldn't explain anything to herself. Maybe Aranya was waiting for Freen to be ready to talk.

She reduced communication with her friends to messages. Katie noticed that something was wrong, because Freen was always happy to accept proposals for spontaneous dinners and walks, but now Freen was inventing things to do for herself that actually weren't there.

Freen finally watched all the films that she wrote down in her notes and never found time for. The only films that she did not have time to watch were those that were shown in cinemas.She began to do things she never had time for before. She read a book that she had been carrying in her bag for three months.

Strange, but for the first time she felt apathy towards everything that had previously surrounded her. She wanted to immerse herself and analyze everything that had happened in the last... In the last... She couldn't even remember the last time she isolated inside herself to do some soul-searching.

She tried to understand how she felt about Becca and her actions. This was not some kind of game, as it was before, it was humiliating. Yes, she knew the truth about Becca, but she didn't threaten her, she didn't even force herself on her at the club, she just sat there. Does Becca really hate her that much? But she doesn't even know her.

If she has some misunderstandings with her father and problems with relating to influential people, then what does Freen have to do with it? Even the phrase that Becca once heard does not give her the right to jump to hasty conclusions about Freen. Why does Freen even care what Becca thinks of her? It's easier to forget and move on with her life as she always has.

But Freen went further and further and became more and more immersed in these thoughts.

She felt weak and humiliated. Lately, or rather the last three days, Freen has been thinking about how she can solve this problem, how she can take revenge.

No, she won't let this situation go. She's angry and wants to put Becca in her place, after all she didn't do anything wrong to her to be treated like that. Freen had never been angry with anyone for this long before. This anger was growing in her, she was almost ready to act, but that video that Becca had... She needs to get rid of it.

Freen resumed communication with friends. She waited and looked for a sign that would help her get to Becca and take revenge.

She was obsessed. Maybe if she told Katie...

She won't say, because her friend will think that Freen has fallen in love. Freen wasn't ready to hear that from anyone, she wasn't ready for anyone to voice their theories about her relationship and obsession with Becca.

Finally, the day came, the day Freen heard the sign.

It was just a normal day at work when Freen accepted an invitation to lunch.

They sat in the park, Katie told her news, everything that Freen missed. Yes, Katie accomplished a lot in a couple of weeks. How does she even manage to do everything, considering that the girl also works? Her life is so varied, she does not sit still for a second. If she's not with Freen, then she's looking for adventure on her ass with someone else.

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