8
I avoided everyone for another week. Or, I thought I was avoiding them. The truth was that no one probably cared. I hadn’t heard or even seen Beth in the hallways. Since the professor hadn’t given us a group project, there was no reason to interact with Cord. I caught a few glares from his friend, but after the third one, I realized they were directed at the girl in front of me. She still snickered together with her two other friends, but that was the only interaction between them and Jamie. It’d been quiet from Jesse, too. I didn’t know if that was good or not. I didn’t want to contemplate that.
Hannah broke the week of isolation.
My books were spread out on a table in the outside food court when her bag landed across from me. My head jerked up, but before I could look around, Hannah
