Angela had eaten an actual full breakfast before dozing off again after her
rough night.
Her mother was driving her crazy with her hovering over her, and finally, Angela had been as nice as possible when she told Mom to
please let her have some alone time.
Though, of course, Kim is bound to be somewhere nearby. Angela tries to block out the feeling of being watched. It makes her flesh crawl, and she adds to the scratches already on her arms if she isn't careful about it.
But at the moment, Angela is sitting in the gardens, on a patio chair. She is actually wearing a softly knit dress, which is strange, but you can hardly tell, since she's also wrapped in a blanket, shivering. The sun is fairly warm, but her body is telling her it's cold. Still, Angela is looking up at the sky for the first time in over a week.
It's beautiful.
There's a notebook and pen beside her, and the notebook is blank. There are plenty of things she could write about.
But writing them would make them
real.