Edward's silence led Rae to believe he wouldn't be responding, so she didn't continue, either. The atmosphere seemed oppressed and, with every not so distant tick of the clock, it seemed as if time was dragging, the inevitably guilt from perhaps being a tad bit defensive welling in her chest. Seven and a half minutes till it rang, was that enough time for an apology?
Am I sorry? ...Yes. I miss his voice. How do I approach this? I'm really sorry? I get overly defensive when I'm anxious? I like you and I don't want you to ignore me? I didn't mean it?
"Edwaaaard..." She whined. Rae was easily the most apologetic person in the world, but above that, she was overly defensive. "I'm... Sorry, I was rude. I told you, music calms my tendency to be... turbulent, in a way. I know Evelyn and her friends are considered my own, but I'm not... openly emotional with them quite yet. You got to experience it, aha... congratulations..." She trailed off, looking downwards as the teacher slapped their shared project packet on their desk.
"In my defense, you voice your thoughts a lot," She told him. "I can't help but respond to all the stuff you say."
Am I sorry? ...Yes. I miss his voice. How do I approach this? I'm really sorry? I get overly defensive when I'm anxious? I like you and I don't want you to ignore me? I didn't mean it?
"Edwaaaard..." She whined. Rae was easily the most apologetic person in the world, but above that, she was overly defensive. "I'm... Sorry, I was rude. I told you, music calms my tendency to be... turbulent, in a way. I know Evelyn and her friends are considered my own, but I'm not... openly emotional with them quite yet. You got to experience it, aha... congratulations..." She trailed off, looking downwards as the teacher slapped their shared project packet on their desk.
"In my defense, you voice your thoughts a lot," She told him. "I can't help but respond to all the stuff you say."