“Chandra, wait!”
Lindsay followed me right after I walked out. She yanked my arm and spun me around to face her.
Out of guilt, I refused to look straight in her eyes. I didn’t mean to show attitude and indirectly blame her. It had not even been three minutes since I said that and I already regretted everything.
“Did you talk to Aziel?” she asked, trying to know why I was suddenly acting indifferent.
I silently shook my head.
“Then, what happened?”
Still feeling the embarrassment and humiliation, I pressed my lips tight and dropped my eyes on the pavement. “He ignored me,” I whispered as I couldn’t bring myself to say it out loud.
“He did?!” Lindsay was livid when she heard that.
I didn’t elaborate more on that. I just wanted to go home and get some comfort from locking myself insid
