Never Too Far

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tobesickifIdidn’teatsomething.IopenedthedoortogetoutbeforeRushcouldseemyface.
    Iwasprobablygreenorpaleattheveryleast.
    “YouwantmetogowithyouorisitbestifIstayhere?”heasked.
    “Oh,um…maybeyoushouldstayhere,”Ireplied.Cain’struckwasheresothatmeanthe
    probablywastoo.Ididn’twantRushandCaingettingintoanymore ights.Ialsodidn’ttrust Caintokeephismouthshutaboutthepregnancytests.Iclosedthecardoorandheadedfor thehouse.
    CainopenedthescreendoorandsteppedoutsidebeforeIevenmadeittothebottomstep.
    Hisfacewasamixtureofworryandanger.“Why’shehere?Hebroughtyouhome,nowhecan leave,”Cainsnarled,lookingpastmetowardRush.Yeah,itwasarealgoodideaforRushto stayinthecar.MystomachrolledandIfoughtbackthenausea.
    “Becausehe’sgivingmearideback.Calmdown,Cain.Youhaveno ightwithhim.You’re
    myfriend.He’smyfriend.Let’syouandItakethisinside.Ineedtogetmythings.”
    Cainsteppedbackandletmepasshimthenhefollowedmeinsidelettingthescreenslam
    shutbehindhim.
    “What do you mean you’re going back with him? That test come back positive? You runningbacktohimnoweventhoughhebrokeyourheartsobadyoucameherethreeweeks
    agoamess?I’lltakecareofyouBlaire.Youknowthat.”
    Iheldupmyhandstostophim.“Thisisn’taboutmebeingpregnant,Cain.Heisafriend
    whogavemearide.Yes,weweremorebefore…thingshappenedbutnowwe’renot.I’mnot
    runningtohim.IamgettingmyjobbackinRosemaryandlivingwithBethyforawhile.Then I’llgosomewhereelseandstartover.Ijustcan’tkeepstayinghere.”
    “Whycan’tyoustayhere?HellBlaire,I’llmarryyoutoday.Noquestionsasked.Iloveyou.
    Morethanlife.Yougottaknowthat.Imessedupwhenwewereyoungerandthatthingwith
    Callie,shedon’tmeannothin’.She’sjustagirlwhodistractsme.You’reallIwant.I’vebeen tellingyouthatforyears.Pleaselistentome,”hewasbegged.
    “Cain,stopthis.You’remyfriend.Whatwehaddiedalongtimeago.Iwalkedinonyou
    doing things to another girl you shouldn’t have been. That night everything changed. I love youbutIamnotinlovewithyouandIneverwillbeagain.IneedtopackandIneedtomove onwithmylife.”
    Cainslammedhishandagainstthewall.“Don’tsaythat!Itisn’tover.Youcan’tjustrunoff onyourown.Itisn’tsafe!”Hepaused.“Areyoupregnant?”heasked.
    Ididn’tanswer.Instead,IwalkedbacktotheroomI’dbeenstayinginwhileIwashereand startedpackingmysuitcase.“Youare,”hesaid,followingmeintotheroom.
    Ididn’trespond.Ijustfocusedonmythings.“Doesheknow?Istherockstar’ssongonna takeresponsibility?He’slying,B.Thebabywillgethereandhe will run.Hewon’tbeableto handleit.Ababydoesn’tfitintohislife.Youknowthat.Hell,theworldknowsthat.Hemightas wellbearockstarhimself.Isawhisbeachhouse.Thatain’tsomeonethat’llbetherewhen thingsgettough.Theydon’tstickitout.ImayhavescrewedupbutIwon’trun.I’llalwaysbe here.”
    Ispunaround.“Hedoesn’tknow,okay.I’mnotsureI’lleventellhim.Idon’twantsomeone tosaveme.Icandothis.I’mnothelpless.”
    He started to open his mouth to argue when Granny Q walked into the room. I hadn’t realizedshewashere.
    “Stopbeggingher,Cain.Youdonemadeyourbedboy,golieinit.Shemovedon.Herheart hasmovedon.She’sdoneshownusallshecangotoschoolandtakecareofhersickmomma andherself.”ShelookedfromCaintomeandasadsmiletouchedherlips.
    “Breaksmyheartthatyougotanotherhurdlelikethistoleapsoyoungandthisroomis
    yoursifyouneedit.Butifyou’resetonleavingthenIblessthattoo.Youjustbesafe.”She walked over and pulled me into a hug. “I love you like you’re my own. Always have,” she whisperedintomyhair.
    Tearsstungmyeyes.“Iloveyoutoo.”
    Shepulledbackandsniffed.“Youkeepintouch,”shesaidandstartedtoleavethenglanced backatme.“Everymandeservestoknowhehasababy.Evenif’nheain’tgonnabeapartofits lifeheneedstoknowaboutit.Youjustkeepthatinmind.”
    ShewalkedoutoftheroomleavingCainandIaloneagain.Iputthelastofmythingsinmy suitcaseandzippeditshut.Grabbingthehandle,Ipickeditup.Mynauseahadgottenworse.I coveredmymouthwithonehand.
    “Shit,B.Youcan’tdothat.Giveittome.You’renotsupposedtopickupheavystuff.See,

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