I frowned. I wasn't sure if this was one of those things where she was trying to trick me into doing the right thing, which was staying here. "If you're ready I can take you".

Well, clearly, I wasn't ready, I had no clothes and none of my things. I didn't even know where my shoes were. Did I still have shoes? "You can wear my jacket out and I'll get you a wheelchair". As she began to take it off, I stopped her.

"No, it's okay". She was doing exactly what I said she would. Charlotte had her ways, and they worked every time.

"You need to rest sweetheart". Fixing her jacket she sat on the chair next to my bed.

A sigh fell from my lips. I wasn't ready for the motherly chat; I didn't want to cry anymore, and I knew I would if she continued.

"I can't stay here".

"One more night isn't going to hurt, is it?".

"I don't want to stay here I want to go home".

to talk

the lump forming in the back of my throat. Some paragraphs are incomplete if you are not reading this novel on Jo b n Ib.com I would rather be

down?". She asked. "Your own pjs, get you out

the inside of my

took my hand in hers. "I'm here when you're ready. You're my family, my daughter

again afraid my voice would

you a bit

my head so

him out, lean on him as much as you need to because trust me sweetheart,

the room, he was carrying two cups of coffee and a brown paper bag. The smell alone was making my stomach growl. I never ate the breakfast from this morning. Couldn't stomach it but now, now I was hungry.

she said to Jake on the way out I missed. I guess I

coffee". He held up

I nodded.

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