-Summer-
Ashton was once again avoiding me. Days went by, and he wouldn’t even look at me. If we crossed paths in the hallway, he would avert his gaze, saying nothing as he passed by. Zoe, on the other hand, was gradually warming up to me more and more. She even seemed pleased to spend an entire day with me. It was comforting to have at least one friend, or someone close to it, but I couldn’t shake off the heaviness I felt because of everything with Ashton.
“Luna, are you okay?” Zoe asked as we sat in one of the living rooms.
“Just… No, actually not.”
“What’s wrong?” She sipped her tea, her expression growing puzzled.
“Ashton won’t speak to me,” I confessed.
“Funny, I always thought it was the other way around. You avoiding him,” she pointed out.
“Yeah, but something… happened.”
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