"What did he want?" Her mom asked immediately he was out of sight. She had followed him to the sitting room after undoing the flight mood om her phone since he had said something about it and then door when he had decided to leave.
It was the first time she was coming out in two days and the sun that shun on her face was blinding.
She just shrugged, "Nothing really"
She said as she decided it was time for her to stop looking at where his car parked and leave the whole area, back to her comfort zone.
She was still angry with her mom and she didn't appreciate the fact that she was pretending as though Nothing had happened, like they didn't have a fight. But sincerely, she really wanted an answer from her mother. A real one, because all these years, those questions bothered her but she h
