Lots Of Repenting And Apologizing To Do.

Amara sat with Tobias in the park across her company. It was quickly becoming their little daily routine. Every once in a while, Tobias would show up with Coffee and snacks and silently, they’d seat beside each other and enjoy the calmness. Although Amara never in the three days admitted it out loud or allowed it show, she truly appreciated the gesture, seeing as he was the only one in on her current situation and the only person she could turn to. Even though she had her family, Amara didn’t want to risk them getting involved in the situation. If they decided to get involved and Aaron tried to harm any of them, Amara didn’t think she would forgive herself. “Are you going to keep looking at the cup for the rest of the day?” Tobias asked, his tone laced with a hint of worry. “What are you talking about?” She asked, sounding a bit absent minded. “You’ve been staring at that coffee for the past five minutes. I don’t know, but that doesn’t seem normal.” “I’m fine,” Amara replied, taking a