Next Summer
“Her dad noticed that something was up with her and Ella, but he hadn’t pried, which was for the best. Kelsi didn’t feel like talking to anyone. She decided that she would spend the rest of her days in Pebble Beach exploring the great outdoors, communing with nature the way she used to do when she was that trusting, idiot hippie chick.
The worst part of it, Kelsi thought one morning while she was getting tea at the organic café in town, was that she had no real reason to be upset. She hadn’t lea...rned anything new, had she? Peter was an asshole and Ella…It hurt just to think about Ella, but Kelsi knew that her little sister had always been exactly what she was now revealed to be: egocentric, careless, recklessly cruel. It had just been the past year—when Ella was all sweetness and light—that had been out of character, not what she’d done last summer.
By that rationale, I shouldn’t be depressed at all, Kelsi thought, dunking her tea bag in hot water with unnecessary force.MoreLess
The worst part of it, Kelsi thought one morning while she was getting tea at the organic café in town, was that she had no real reason to be upset. She hadn’t lea...rned anything new, had she? Peter was an asshole and Ella…It hurt just to think about Ella, but Kelsi knew that her little sister had always been exactly what she was now revealed to be: egocentric, careless, recklessly cruel. It had just been the past year—when Ella was all sweetness and light—that had been out of character, not what she’d done last summer.
By that rationale, I shouldn’t be depressed at all, Kelsi thought, dunking her tea bag in hot water with unnecessary force.MoreLess
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