VALERIA
Daisy rambled on about the hilarious event that happened at her school today but I was the least interested. I did try listening but I always ended up tuning out. So I just decided to stay tuned out.
We'd stepped out to grab some coffee and snacks at a coffee shop that was a few blocks away from my school. We were seated at the booth that was next to the window and relaxing after another hectic day in school.
But I couldn't help but be distracted. And it's not just because of the moment. This is just how I've been the whole day – distracted, moody, and sad.
Nothing seems to be exciting right now, and all I wanna do is go sulk in my apartment. I was drained and there was no fixing it.
”Valeria,” Daisy called out to me, snapping her fingers in my face.
I puffed dejectedly, slu
