The moment she sat down on the bus, it was clear to Bree that the others had not had such a good day. Cat had her arms folded and that disgusted look on her face, while the remaining guys who were supposed to have spent the day with her seemed fed up and annoyed.
It would’ve been easier to let it go, but Bree had to ask what their day had been like since she was hoping Cat would call it quits before too much longer. So, she sat down next to Cat and asked, “Did you guys have fun today?”
“No, we did not have fun,” she said, glaring at Bree. “I can’t believe you bailed on me again.”
“What do you mean? I told you yesterday I wasn’t going with you today. I wanted to go up into the arch.”
“You could’ve done that with us yesterday.”
“But I wanted to see it with Trent. What was wrong today?”
Cat shook her head and pressed her fingers to her forehead. “Nothing. I don’t want to talk about it. I ended up leaving before lunch.”
