"Hey!" I said, "I didn't know you were going to do that! What's your problem?"
"What's my problem?! What's my problem? Hey I'm the one here doing you a favour! Why don't you start acting like it already, Jeez!"
Shyla broke away from me and moved toward Thea; her hands raised placatingly. I turned away from them as Shyla began talking quietly to diffuse the photographer's anger. I took the time to think about what was going on and why I was there. I wondered if I was being too prudish; if I were not giving Thea's artistic direction enough rope. But more than that, I wondered if I were letting down my little sister. I had this huge guilt complex about letting Shyla down and it was that, rather than anything else, that made up my mind for me. I took a deep breath and walked over to where Sh
