Chapter 163: Fixing Fences

She walked through the front door, feeling a mix of different emotions. But guilt was on top of the list. Harper hadn't done or said anything wrong or disrespectful; she'd just felt targeted because she was guilty of everything she'd said. A soft sigh escaped her as she shut the door behind her and took off her shoes. She'd always prided herself on being able to control her words in anger, but that delusion had already been disbanded by the hot exchange between her and her best friend. Harper, who had been a constant figure in her life, had never betrayed her, intentionally or otherwise. “I really messed this one up,” she thought as she walked through the foyer and towards the living room. And if she lost their friendship because of this, it'd be all on her. She knew she had to make things right immediately, and she hoped it wasn't too late already. Harper was sitting on the only single-seatercouch in the living rroom Herr's eyes focused on the television almost too intently, pr