I heard Evelyn say behind me, the words that left her mouth were dripping with sarcasm. I looked up to see her eyes flickered down to look at me with a smug look plastered across her face.
Tension stretched between the two of us as I stood up on my own and narrowed my eyes on her, watching the smirk on her face grow even wider than before.
"Drop the act, Evelyn. You pushed me," I sneered with a disdainful scorn. "Don't try to play innocent now," I spat the words out of my mouth as I glared at her.
I didn't notice it earlier but my mother was now standing beside me as she placed her hand on my shoulder.
"I'm sure it was just an accident, Aurelia," she tried to convince me while Evelyn stood there feigning innocence as she kept her head hung low. "Evelyn wouldn't do that…" she insisted while I continued to glare at Evelyn, my eyes burning right through her skull.
