I blink.
“Laundry?”
“What do you have that I don’t?”
There it is.
Not sadness.
Not confusion.
Venom.
I shift the towels higher.
“Krista.”
“No. Seriously.”
She steps closer.
“What is it?”
I say nothing.
“I’m faster.”
This is a strange opening argument.
“Agreed.”
“I'm more athletic.”
“Also agreed.”
“People know who I am.”
“I know who you are.”
“You know what I mean.”
I do.
That is the problem.
She looks at my oversized Stanford sweatshirt, worn jeans, and glasses.
Then laughs once.
“You don’t even try.”
There’s so much bitterness in it that I almost feel sorry for her.
Almost.
“Kane never asked me to compete with you.”
Her expression hardens.