She buried her troubled face into her pillow as she recalled what happened that evening.
And she couldn't help but wonder if her greatest worry were increasing proven right, that she is less than second fiddle. Many a times, she has dismissed the thought as a frivolous speculation as one that stems from her too-intuitive nature, which quite unfortunately, is also seldom incorrect.
"Don't be silly! You're thinking too much." She was often told. "If you continue this conversation, I'm going to get angry..."
Charles M Schulz once said, "Never lie in bed at night asking yourself questions you cannot answer." As she tossed in bed wondering about the what ifs, she pondered over the resentful look that would occasionally stare at her in the face.
And perhaps Dr Seuss was right. "Sometimes the questions are complicated [but] the answers are simple."
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