But he wasn’t going to be writing about that either. “Hey!” A voice calling behind him made him groan.
“Hey, Conor, wait!” Lily. “Hey!” she said, catching up with him and planting herself right in his way so he had to stop or run into her.
She was out of breath, but her face was still furious. “Why did you do that today?” she said.
“Leave me alone,” Conor said, pushing past her. “Why didn’t you tell Miss Kwan what really happened?”
Lily persisted, following him. “Why did you let me get into trouble? Why did you butt in when it was none of your business?”
“I was trying to help you.” “I don’t need your help,” Conor said. “I was doing fine on my own.”
“You were not!” Lily said. “You were bleeding.” “It’s none of your business,” Conor snapped again and picked up his pace.
“I’ve got detention all week,” Lily complained. “And a note home to my parents.”
“That’s not my problem.” “But it’s your fault.” Conor stopped suddenly and turned to her.
He looked so angry she stepped back, startled, almost like she was afraid.
“It’s your fault,” he said. “It’s all your fault.” He stormed off back down the pavement.
“We used to be friends,” Lily called after him. “Used to be,” Conor said without turning around.
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