Bre Avery Zacharski
Kelsey appeared to be annoyed, and she guessed it was because Kelsey was concerned that they would all miss their dinner reservation at the restaurant.
She did her best to reassure Kelsey the night would work out, and she actually called the restaurant to inform them that they would be a bit late.
After Kelsey’s parents got to the station, Kelsey walked over to her mom and sat down in a huff. Kelsey shot her mean glances the whole ride over to the restaurant.
She felt puzzled by Kelsey’s actions, as they had a great day, but suddenly, Kelsey’s mood changed.
“As we’re sitting down to eat, her mother asks what we did that day; before I can speak, Kelsey says, “Nothing. She didn’t know what she wanted to do,” she said.
“I chuckled a little and was going to say I had a good time when Kelsey interrupted and said, “It’s not cute. It was actually really annoying.” I was taken aback because she said nothing about being annoyed all day. She was making little jabs at me for not coming up with ideas.”
“Even her parents were side-eyeing her. It was pretty embarrassing. I really didn’t know what to do. If she had said something earlier, we could’ve talked. But I didn’t want to make things more awkward for her family. The whole dinner, she gave me nasty looks.”
After dinner ended, she and Kelsey made their way over to the hotel she was staying in, and Kelsey was visibly still bothered.
She asked Kelsey why she hadn’t said a word about this all day, and Kelsey said it should not have been dumped on her to plan everything.
She was shocked since Kelsey never communicated to her that she wanted her to come up with activities for them to do.
The following morning, she sent Kelsey a message asking what time they should leave to get to the concert.
