We left at the dawn of the morning. The car was quiet throughout the ride besides the occasional sigh from Nath. I was not sure what he was thinking about, but I decided to let it be.
It wasn't until we drove into town that Nath turned to me. I could see him from the corner of my eyes. His brown eyes were set on me like he was trying to figure something out. I didn't look over at him because of the intensity of his gaze, and the fact that he might notice that my eyes were red and puffy. I might have sobbed last night, and I never got around to sleeping until late in the night.
"I took you out because I wanted us to have fun," he said before he looked away, easing into the dirt roads. "I'm sorry things turned out the way they did."
"It's fine," I muttered. My voice was shaky, and I wasn'
