Chapter 10

BASH "Why didn't you tell me that her fiancé died? I could have avoided asking her about him, Lizzy." She sighs from the other line.  I couldn't sleep after I had just discovered Trinity's last relationship.  It breaks my heart to see her in such pain, and I can't do anything to help her. "Bash, she needs you. She may laugh, jokes around, or pushes you away, but she suffered a lot losing her fiancé. She needs the Bash that she used to know. She needs her best friend," Lizzy says softly, convincing me. She doesn't have to.  "She doesn't need me, Lizzy. You can't push her on me if she doesn't want me, and I can't force what we had to be back to normal. All she needs is to accept her loss and move on. She has you as a friend."  What I say and want to say only contradicts my heart's feelings. Lizzy doesn't know how much I want to have my best friend back. I just don't know how and where to start. The frown deepens on my forehead.  Trinity has changed a lot. She's not the gullible and free-