Whitefish River Now daylight don't make it right

Disgust, anger, disappointment. These were all the things she expected from him once he knew the truth. What she didn't expect was for him to be upset on her behalf. She didn't expect for him try and make her feel less guilty about the terrible thing she had done.

She was speechless. She had prepared herself for his condemnation. But for him to offer the exact opposite? She was overwhelmed with emotion. Tears welled in her eyes and began to fall down her cheeks again. I—I don't know what to say, she murmured through sniffles. Truthfully, she didn't really agree; she still felt awful about the whole thing, and she fully believed that she didn't deserve for everyone to be so understanding. I thought you would be angry with me. her crying slowed some as she lifted her gaze to meet his, her expression incredulous. It was hard to accept that others were so willing to look past her mistake when she couldn't imagine ever forgiving herself for it.