She reaches for her cup, just glances at it. Unfolding her arms doesn't open her up in the least. She fixes him with a long stare, not quite frowning but certainly, obviously in thought. It's not that she doesn't know what she wants to say; she doesn't know how to make him hear it.
"There are limits to how close we can be," she says quietly, after a moment. "To how far I can trust you."
It's surprisingly candid, for her, only because she doubts he'll follow it to the right conclusion.
who are we to tell ourselves that we're misunderstood
"There are limits to how close we can be," she says quietly, after a moment. "To how far I can trust you."
It's surprisingly candid, for her, only because she doubts he'll follow it to the right conclusion.