Chapter 10 - Margot
“Why does it matter where I’ll go?” I asked him. We were back on the question of where I would go if I got him to drop me off at the bus station.
“Because I don’t think you have anywhere to go, Margot. I think you’re just running at this point,” he said in a calm voice.
“Earlier you were telling me you thought I was trying to set you up. Now you’re saying I must be on the run from something. Which is it, Rhett?” I asked angrily, but I wasn’t mad at him. If I was mad at anyone, I was mad at myself for being back in the same situation I always found myself in.
“I’m sorry I misjudged you,” he said. “It was just hard to get a read on you before. You were being so guarded.”
“Well, I still haven’t told you s**t,” I snapped.
“I know you haven’t, but I’ve gathered a lot f
