I'm Finally Ready To Confess What Happened To Me The Summer Of 1994 At 'The Covington House'

I’m Finally Ready To Confess What Happened To Me The Summer Of 1994 At ‘The Covington House’

“The fuck was THAT about?” My friend asked, glaring at me. I was still processing what had just happened for myself and wasn’t really in the mood to try and explain it to him at that moment, so I simply shrugged.

“I wish I knew,” I muttered as I turned to watch Gabby leave.

It dawned on me then that maybe I should have asked her why she didn’t seem at all curious as to how we could, you know, READ EACH OTHER’S MIND. Call me a drama-queen, but that’s exactly the kind of topic I think is worth maybe taking a minute or two to suss out the details before storming off on some guy you just met.

I continued to play dumb and convinced my friend’s fiancé to give me Gabby’s number, promising that I would try and find out what I had done wrong and maybe smooth things over with her. I sent Gabby a text that next day, explaining who I was and asking if she could give me a call when she had a spare moment to talk. Eventually, she did.

Gabby sounded more than a little annoyed when I answered, as if she had no idea what we might possibly have to talk about, so I cut right to it and straight up asked her how it was possible that we could literally read each other’s minds.

“I mean, I can see why being able to hear each other’s thoughts would be a hindrance to any potential future we might have together. It’s just that you don’t seem too surprised by it.”

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