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Lisa didn’t sit directly beside me at dinner, but instead chose a seat across from me. It didn’t provide much distance, and she still smiled at me, but she was more focused on her friends tonight, which felt liberating. I had sat down beside Bruce, staying close to him as we had plans to go to Ana’s house later and pick up her belongings. However, the happy mood Lisa was in and her friends seemed very suspicious.
“She is certainly happy,” Bruce remarked, speaking aloud what I had been thinking.
“Yes, and I don’t like it. I thought I had made it clear to her I wasn’t interested. Seriously, Bruce, I have said it in a hundred different ways, and she still refuses to listen.”
“Well, her parents and your father are telling her something differently. They all think we have lost our m
