The Sun Dwellers
““What did you say to her?” I say to Roc, an accusation in my tone.
“What? Why do you always think I’ve done something wrong?” Roc says, throwing up his hands.
“Maybe because you usually have,” I say.
“That’s an obvious exaggeration,” Roc says, smirking.
“What about the time when you stole Killen’s boots and blamed it on me?”
“I had forgotten about that. It was pretty clever, wasn’t it?” Roc says.
“Or the time you overslept and didn’t complete any of your chores so I had ...to do them all to cover for you?”
“Never happened as far as I’m concerned,” Roc says, his eyebrows rising innocently.
“That’s because you were sleeping,” I say, unable to stop a laugh.
Roc laughs, too, his eyes sparkling in the light. “There are two sides to every story,”MoreLess
“What? Why do you always think I’ve done something wrong?” Roc says, throwing up his hands.
“Maybe because you usually have,” I say.
“That’s an obvious exaggeration,” Roc says, smirking.
“What about the time when you stole Killen’s boots and blamed it on me?”
“I had forgotten about that. It was pretty clever, wasn’t it?” Roc says.
“Or the time you overslept and didn’t complete any of your chores so I had ...to do them all to cover for you?”
“Never happened as far as I’m concerned,” Roc says, his eyebrows rising innocently.
“That’s because you were sleeping,” I say, unable to stop a laugh.
Roc laughs, too, his eyes sparkling in the light. “There are two sides to every story,”MoreLess
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