“It wasn't until I began to drift back off, what felt like ours later, that I jolted awake again with the answer. Bea never switched her phone off- she made a point of it, especially after that incident where I had forgotten mine when I went to the Gower. She had bought us each one of those charging packs, so we would always have enough battery if we went out for the day. We should never have a reason to be out of contact, unless we had no signal. Why had she turned it off when she went up Lydeard Hill. It was also unusual for her to have gone hiking on her own. Running, yes. But a long walk like that? Never. What had been going on with her that day? There had been too many moments like this in recent weeks, when I felt like I didn’t understand her . When I felt a distance growing between us.
She wasn't telling me something.”
by General-Youth-8778