Helanie:
"I think she should be resting," I heard Kaye murmur from the backseat. Norman had been super grumpy, and I didn't understand what was wrong with him.
"She looks fine. I think it's the other one who needs rest," Maximus argued, causing Norman to fix his mirror so he could glare at his brothers.
"Norman, you don't need to drive like a maniac," I said. I'd had enough of him going crazy on the road. When I called him out, he just grunted at me.
"You want me to drive like a snail?" he hissed back, making me roll my eyes.
"You're like that kid who doesn't want to go to school but gets forced anyway," I commented. "If you didn't want to come, you should have told me." I folded my arms over my chest as I argued.
"Huh? I told you we shouldn't go. You were going to convince me until I said yes," Norman snapped, back to being his idiotically arrogant self. And while I didn't mind because it distracted me from the loss of my child, I was still confused why he was acting this way.
