The Past has not Passed | Darby and Vincent
Vincent watched as the brunette smiled and reached for the water. He watcher her intently making sure that she was okay. The way she moved affirmed that there was something up. She just sat there staring at the glass in her hands. What ever had brought her here was weighting heavily on her. Her next statement pretty much confirmed that something was up.
âIf I didnât want to I wouldnât have offeredâ He answered honestly. ignoring her comment of being a downer. If the thought that she wasnât the most open of people made her thing that then maybe he was too behind closed doors. It was that thought that made him sympathize with her. âYet youâre here chatting up the bartenderâ He chuckled lightly. âIf you wanna talk Iâm all ears. If you just want to sit relax we can do that too.â He offered.
Darby was pretty intoxicated. If she stood up in that moment, sheâd probably fall over and pass out. She wasnât in her right mind and being as emotional as she was, it was dangerous to be thinking about Texas right now.Â
âThatâs sweet... but itâs scary stuff. Iâm scary stuff...â She closed her eyes, trying to avoid the images that clawed into her consciousness. âItâs all just really hard now - itâs all so confusing. I donât know... I know what I did was right, but it feels so wrong. I should have gone to the police.âÂ
Her words slurred, but she was clear enough. Darby had said too much.










