I don’t want her pity. I want her to be with me because she wants to.” “Ah, yes.” He nods knowingly. His chin dips into the raised neck of his coat. “You do like being in charge.” “What do you mean?” “You like having the upper hand. Feeling like you’re doing something for others. Like you’re in control.” “No.” I frown. “That’s not it at all.” “I think it’s easier for you to be with people when you feel needed than when you need them. Less risky. Less messy, right?”
Excuse me I did not sign up for this therapy session Ali Hazelwood.
