CHAPTER 108: NORMAL AGAIN?

BLOOM’S POV Despite my refusal, Diana went into the kitchen to dish out a hearty bowl of rice and chicken served with chilled juice on the side. I was cajoled to eat and threatened her that if anything happened to me, I had a friend who would come looking. Not that I had any friends, but I hoped that Silas would at least think of me one day and look for me. Diana smiled and told me not to worry; she'd gladly tell him or her where I was. After the delicious lunch, which I didn't hesitate to thank her for, the narration continued. Apparently they had switched numbers and maintained a strictly platonic friendship, which wasn't so platonic on her part as she was starting to fall for my dad. When they realized they both stayed in the same city, they exchanged addresses, with her giving him the wrong number and blocking his number the minute she got home. She didn't see him until months later, when they bumped into each other in a mall. She tried to run, but he caught her, a