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and then take a bite of my breakfast in order to end the conversation.
     

     
    “Are you really ready for this?” Matt questions as we hop into his jeep.
    “I’m nowhere near ready but I have to do this one way or another.” I reply honestly. “If I don’t do this today I’ll only have to face it tomorrow.”
    He nods once before starting the engine and then backing out of the short driveway before driving on down the road.
    It doesn’t take long before we pull up and park in front of the school.
    Matt exits the jeep first before waiting patiently for me.
    With a deep breath I open my door and jump out before my nerves could have a chance to get the better of me.
    Moving quickly I step up next to Matt before we walk into the building together.
    Leaning up against a wall I wait patiently as Matt walks into the main office to sign the necessary paperwork to get me enrolled back into school.
    As I wait I’m forced to watch as Liam walks through the main entrance with the girl that I had seen with Sally.
    His arm was wrapped around her waist and they were laughing together, but as soon as Liam spots me his smiles drops.
    He stops abruptly in the hallway to whisper something to the girl before she nods and then walks away.
    Bowing my head I silently plead for Matt to hurry up.
    I needed to get out of there before Liam confronted me.
    When a dark figure moves next to me I sigh and close my eyes, readying myself for whatever harsh words would come.
    “What are you doing back?” Liam bites out.
    Instead of answering I stay quiet.
    “Answer me, Eve.” Liam then demands.
    Still, I don’t reply.
    He growls fiercely before grabbing my chin to make me look at him. “Why did you come back?”
    I shake his hand off of my chin before standing up straight and take a step forward. “Did it ever occur to you that maybe no one wanted me, and that no one could deal with me screaming out every single night as I relived the worst moment of my life over and over again.”
    His eyes go wide for a moment before growing hard. “Of course no one would want you. Even my brother didn’t want to stay with you.”
    I step back as if slapped.
    His words were harsh.
    “That was too far, Liam, even for you.” I whisper.
    Instead of saying another word Liam turns and then walks away.
    Moments later Matt comes out of the office with a raised brow as he glances towards Liam’s retreating back.
    “What happened?” He asks gently.
    I shake my head and look down the opposite hallway absently. “It was nothing.”
    “If you say so, Eve, but I’m here if you need to talk.” Matt replies unconvinced as he hands me the papers I needed for my classes.
    I sigh and look through the papers. “I’ll be fine, Matt.”
    He nods. “I need to go now but Eric will be here at the end of the day to pick you up, okay.”
    “Okay.” I reply.
    Matt doesn’t move though.
    “Go, I’ll be fine, Matt. If I need anything you’ll be the first to know.” I reassure while waving him away.
    He nods before pulling me in for a quick hug. “Have a good day, Eve.”
    “Same goes for you too, Matt.” I reply before he finally starts to walk away.
    Sighing roughly I move in the other direction, towards my first class of the day.
    As I walk into the room I’m greeted by the history teacher, Mr. Richards, and then motioned to sit down in the only open seat.
    Of course it would have to be the one right in front of Liam.
    I knew then that my day would be a living hell.
     

     
    When lunch time comes around I nearly rush to the cafeteria for a small chance to breathe somewhere that wasn’t anywhere near Liam.
    He had been in every single one of my classes.
    The first class had been the worst though.
    Sitting down at an empty table in a secluded corner I sigh roughly before placing my head down onto the cool surface of the table.
    I tense a moment later when a presence joins me.
    Every bone in my body screamed for me to just get up and run away but I was frozen