The car ride to wherever
was silent.
She didn't ask him where,
she just hopped in
his car and
they drove away.
"Did I do or say something?"
"What?"
She looked at him then,
completely oblivious
as to what he was speaking of.
"You talk to me as if you hate me
and always leave me at
the lunch table,
barely saying anything.
Did I say something wrong?"
She felt all
w a r m
inside, after he spoke.
He paid attention to her.
He didn't call her
a bitch right away
for being so...
well, bitchy.
[ He actually c a r e s. ]
"Thank you,"
she whispered.
"Huh, what?"
"Uh, I said no,
I don't hate you."
He smiled.
She smiled back,
a r e a l smile.
[ I don't hate him. ]
[ I hate myself. ]
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Blinded Sight
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