NADINE'S P.O.V
Joshua left after that. He didn't stay to hear the rest of the decision. He said he'd figure out what we chose by morning.
I didn't know how to feel about his words. I hadn't expected him to blindly believe me, he barely even knew me. Even when we were at the bunker, we weren't exceptionally close. The only reason we were friends was because our parents forced us to interact with one another.
I just didn't expect the open hostility.
After he left, Amy kept shooting me pitying looks and it pissed me off. The only thing I hated more than being called a liar was being looked at like I was a fragile doll. I tried to tune her out and focused on the task at hand- choosing a path. It only took two minutes for us to come to a conclusion and the moment we did, I stood to my feet and left.
"Nadine, wait," Rowan called out, but I ignored her.
