skin.
Adam tried once, halfway down the block. “What’s going on?” he asked, his voice cautious, like he was carefully testing the temperature of boiling water.
“Later,” I said, my throat felt too tight to discuss it.
He nodded, but I could sense his confusion moving around the car like static. Nobody spoke again.
By the time we reached the driveway, my jaw hurt from clenching it.
Inside, Adam dropped his keys into the dish beside the door and turned toward me. “Okay,” he said. “What was that?”
I removed