Blindsided

998 Words

Lainey POV The week went by quietly. Travis worked. I worked. He kissed me goodbye at night and hello in the morning, and we were careful with each other, the way you are with something you've just glued back together. I never did ask him about the phone call by the shed. He had said it was work. I had decided to let that be true. Beck was quiet, too. He's always quiet, so I mean more than usual. He had gone somewhere inside himself on Tuesday and hadn't come back out. He poured, and he stocked, and he said "back shelf" and "goodnight." A few times I caught him looking at me like he was about to ask me something. His mouth would even open. Then he would pick up a rag and walk away. I didn't push. I had enough going on in my own head. On Wednesday I walked home a little after midnigh

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