“What? What are you talking about?”
“Have you seen yourself Bree? I mean, the only things we have in common are that we’re still human and we went to the same school. And then you always look at that…at that stupid picture of you and….and him.” I stared at Isaac for a bit, mouth almost dropping to the floor. It wasn’t because I was upset. Everything he just said was true, that’s why. “I-I-.” I tried to figure out something to back me up, but I couldn’t. “Alright, so maybe you’re somewhat true.”
“Somewhat? You didn’t go through a day without zoning out or staring at that photo.” I hung my head down in the shame of loving someone else, a disease no less. “Yeah that’s right. I hope you enjoy this feeling. You realize you’re turning your back on us.” Isaac suddenly was angry.
“What? Just because I feel that way doesn’t mean I’m going back to him.”
“Sure. But just to let you know. I’m kicking you out of the house for tonight. And I shouldn’t worry about your safety. After all, you’re almost one of them.”