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She suggested to Avery that they should snap a couple of pictures together and then get out of there, so that’s what they did.
As she and Avery were headed to the car, Avery wanted to know if she enjoyed herself at prom. She let Avery know that she did, before wondering if Avery did too.
Avery agreed that she had a nice time as well, and she mentioned talking to a guy earlier on in the evening.
She felt irritated that Avery was talking to a boy instead of enjoying her friends or dancing, and she thought it was kind of a cop-out.
Avery insisted that she was fine and their conversion came to an end. The very next morning, her mom stormed into her room, angry with her.
Her mom demanded that she apologize to Avery right away, and she wasn’t quite sure what she had to apologize for.
She went right to Avery to speak to her, and she was surprised when Avery told her that she briefly got to dance, as she somehow ended up babysitting the belongings their party left on the table.
Avery was also upset that she did not spend any time with her, and that’s something that was important for her on her prom night.
Avery stood there by herself, as she was off dancing and having a grand old time with everyone, and not once did she stop to acknowledge Avery.
“She told me she wasn’t mad but heartbroken that while everyone else had fun, she was left alone, and that I was her person,” she said.
“She told me it’s part on her as she should have recovered better, but the only time she did manage to get a chance to dance; I was apparently three feet in front of her and everyone else had their people to talk to, but I didn’t acknowledge her at all, which shattered her confidence.”
