Everywhere I went, people stared; I could feel their eyes trailing me all day long, as though they were paparazzi for the utterly unimportant. Much to my chagrin, changing into an unassuming outfit of a purple plaid shirt and a pair of ratty jeans hadn't convinced a single person to look elsewhere. I felt uncomfortable in my own skin and, as the
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"Of course," I said, nodding glumly. I could never be anything more than okay, after all. Being okay was my state of being, my lot in life. I was cursed to be ordinary in every way. "Are you sure I didn't hurt you? I can be such a klutz."
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"Would ye like to walk with me?" she asks, hooking an arm in Kate's and giving her no choice either way. "Honestly, I cannae get enough of this place, especially after all that awful city noise in New York."
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"Have ye ever walked in the orchards? And not just passing through on the path, but beneath the trees-- it's beautiful there, reminds me a bit of Cassidy Keep, though we had a sight more in the way of gardens and grass."
She brings her free hand up to keep the floppy hat on her head from flying off when the wind picks up just a bit. "What about ye, Kate? Ye lived in New York, aye?"
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"I'm sorry," I said, looking over at her with great trepidation. "I don't understand what you're saying. What does 'ken' mean?"
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