Ingrid Rodríguez
A 20-year-old girl who knows almost to nothing of the outside world. Her strict parents made her see what they wanted her to see. They wanted her away from the outside world so much that they put her in online school throughout her...
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"Why do I even try? Give me a reason why I thought that I could trust you, never mind Why all the switching sides? Where do I draw the line? I guess I'm too naive to read the signs."
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Third Person POV
" Ingrid, don't be shy now. Say hello," Ingrid gulped as she tried to speak, but the words couldn't form.
" H-hello.. Tristian " He didn't utter a sound. He just stared her down as the anger inside him continued to build. Taking notice of his rising anger, Noah turned to Samuel and smiled harmlessly.
" We should leave these two to get settled in with each other, don't you think Samuel? " Ingrid's father nodded much to her dismay.
" I agree entirely. You two get to know each other. We'll be in the next room over " Both men went over to the door and left. Tristian continued to look down at Ingrid. She stood up slowly and kept her eyes trained on him.
" Tristian I- " He cut her off.
" Is this what you've been doing? "
" What do you mean? " She asked, confused, and he scoffed.
" Trying to get close to me, just because you're working for my father. Lying about who you really are. All you did was lead me on to think I could trust you when you did all this just for Noah " Where was he getting these assumptions from? She asked herself as she tried to calm him down.
" Please, Tristian I- " He cut her off again.
" Don't. I don't want to hear any of your bullshit. " Ingrid felt taken back at his use of language, and he turned ready to walk out.
" Tristian, I wasn't lying to you about anything.. " He stopped in his tracks, and she continued.
" You didn't exactly tell me the full truth about who you or your father are either " He chuckled dryly and turned to her.
" At least I wasn't informed that I would be keeping a certain 'someone' under control. I'm sure at some point in time you knew we would be 'working' together, and you didn't even bother to tell me. " She could feel tears coming to her eyes at his false accusations, and she held back a small sob that wanted to surface.
