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Maia couldn’t help but feel responsible too as Teya revealed how hard it had been. I should have asked. Or at least not assumed. I’m sorry if it ever seemed like I was pushing you, or wasn’t paying attention. I didn’t realize. She thought back on the way she’d handled some things and cringed with regret. She’d been so optimistic that they would fix things, and that they would find the happiness being parents that she and Eljay had. It still wasn’t easy for her to see how anything could overcome that.

I know… well, I’m not the best at it. But you’re still one of my closest friends. You can tell me anything, anytime, and I promise I won’t even tell Eljay if you don’t want me to. I know he loves you too, but… I’ve had things like that. I know if it’s something too big, it’s hard to want someone else to have to worry about it too. She wasn’t certain if this was the right way to say it, and she felt a little nervous trying. That wasn’t entirely how she wanted to end it.

I think it’s easier. Sharing it. But I don’t know, I still… it’s hard. She laughed self-consciously, apologetically. Here she was, saying this, and she herself barely had room to talk! She always hid with her problems too. But she meant it anyway, and if Teya wanted to try, maybe she could try too.