"Yeah," Zoe agreed with Danny, anger in her look as well. It sucked only seeing Rachel at school, and she was kind of worried by the fact that she couldn't text her or catch her online, since her Dad was still monitoring all of that and it wasn't as if - Zoe's eyes widened in a thought. "We should get her a second phone," she said to Danny, words coming out of her mouth before her brain could properly filter them. That didn't happen all that often, Zoe was usually fairly careful with her words. "This afternoon, while we're getting flowers. I don't like that she can't call us if she needs us."
"Is she okay?" Cai asked, concerned, remembering the way she'd just bolted out of the funeral.
Zoe bit her lip; she wasn't sure. "I'd rather be safe than sorry," she said.
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Date: 2014-04-21 01:26 pm (UTC)From:"Is she okay?" Cai asked, concerned, remembering the way she'd just bolted out of the funeral.
Zoe bit her lip; she wasn't sure. "I'd rather be safe than sorry," she said.