We make our way home, and the tension with Sawyer is thick. Or maybe the tension with me is thick? Either way, if he's angry, then he's angry with me, so I don't dare say a word.
Instead I sigh, hoping he gets frustrated enough to ask why.
Every five minutes or so, I let out small sighs or I breath heavily. At first I think he doesn't care, but after fifteen minutes of trying, I get a small reaction. I smile knowing my hard work is paying off.
But my smile falters when I realize he knows I want something, but isn't going to acknowledge it at all, no matter how frustrated he is. I scowl and turn my head to face the window.
I pretend that I'm looking around, so I can see his face and I catch a barely there smirk. I squint my eyes at him, and turn away.
"You didn't drink water," he says, talking to himself.
"What?" I question, Turing back around to look at him.
"And you're not complaining...." he continues his thoughts out loud.
"What are you talking about?" I look at him strangely.
"And you aren't doing a funny little dance." He continues, still looking at the road ahead.
"Okay?" I don't know where he's going with this conversation.
"So she doesn't have to piss..." He says, rubbing his fingers on his chin, in a thinking manner.
"So. What. Could. It. Be?" He says mockingly, and finally turns to look at me, amusement playing in his green eyes.
I look away from him, he's mocking me. He's making fun of the last time I had to pee about one hundred times.
"You didn't get what you wanted....so," I start to say.
"And you're brooding, like a big baby." I continue to look at him.
"And you're smart, but not smart enough to figure out a simple girl." I tell him, mockingly.
"Only explanation, is he might be losing his touch." I say to myself, scratching my head, in a thinking manner as well. I try mocking him and I feel him looking at me with amusement.
He grabs my hand and rubs his thumb gently over the top and I feel small goosebumps rising and I fight the urge to shiver.
"Good effort." He says, and let's go of my hand. I try normalizing my beating heart, and look away before my rosey cheeks give me away.
"Please tell me you know." I question after composing myself. If my growling stomach isn't a tell tail sign that I'm starving then he's deaf.
"Obviously." He deeply replies, and it's quiet after that. I feel him glancing at me a couple of times, and I feel that he wants to say something but doesn't.
"Opal," Sawyer says after a long silence.
"Sawyer?" I retort.
"I want to cook for you." He says,
"I'm hungry.." I interrupt him, not hearing a word he said.
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Mystery / ThrillerImagine being stranded in the middle of nowhere with no memory of who you are. You randomly walk into a coffee shop, clueless. You start questioning your existence and wonder if you belong in an insane asylum. Especially so when all you hallucinate...
