Chapter 308

Otherwise, Abigail wouldn't have given me a heads-up like that. As those thoughts ran through my mind, Abigail reached out and gently held my hand. Her voice softened as she said, "Once I'm done with work, let's take a little trip together. We could really use the break. What do you think?" I looked at her calmly and nodded, keeping my expression neutral. But deep down, the idea rubbed me the wrong way. Abigail's past trips with Joshua flashed through my mind. Her social media had been plastered with pictures of them—laughing, holding hands, and flaunting their so-called happiness for the world to see. Those memories made the thought of traveling unbearable. It wasn't just a trip; it was a reminder of everything she'd done. Abigail seemed to pick up on my unease. She cupped my face with her hands, smiling softly. "We can stay home if you're not up for going out. I'll spend time here with you instead." Her words only made me more uncomfortable. I couldn't help but thin