posts, Jessica found Sarah outside the CS depa
ace a mask of distress. "Sarah!
was about to cry,
Sarah asked, her tone flat.
ngs, and I think it' s because they saw Ben helping me. I never w
and vulnerable, a perfectly staged picture of rem
sorry, you' d stop t
ream down her face, mixing with the raindrops. "I just a
them with an umbrella. He went straight
re you out here crying?" He
h," Jessica sobbed, leaning into Ben sl
ed, his voice sharp. "She' s trying to apolo
ything, Ben. She orchest
able. Can' t you see she' s sorry?" Ben' s arm was protectively around J
ry good at manipulating people. And I see someone
ice low and warning. "You' re too sensiti
umiliating Sarah by siding so obviously wit
id, her voice shaking slightly despite her reso
help a student in need. You' re the
problem. This is your last chance to open your eyes. If you contin
n' s umbrella. Ben just stared at Sarah,
ving me an
rah corrected. "You need to d
ica' s crocodile tears, Ben' s misplaced sympathy – it was all too much. But her resolve
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