[ Honestly, Luisa hadn't realized that she was being so obvious about her mood. There had been so much going on, and she's been trying to keep herself in check so she could better support everyone else. Even though these recent events had hurt her too, knowing what had happened to everyone, it wasn't nearly as bad as what other people were going through - the people who had actually died and come back, or the people who had been especially close to them.
She hadn't suffered as much as others had, so she could at least handle her pain on her own to give others less to worry about.
Still, it was difficult at times, especially seeing Tío Bruno. Even though she had told him that there had been nothing he could have done, and even though she had truly meant it, there was still a part of her that wondered if she could have done more. Could there have been something else she could have done, so that her uncle wouldn't have to go through all this? Even though she tried to tell herself that there wasn't, there was still a voice in the back of her mind saying telling her she was wrong, that she should have done something.
The same voice that told her that maybe Bruno thought the same.
The sudden knock startles her from her thoughts, as both she and André look towards the door. Despite how large her room was, knocking on her door seems to echo all throughout, bouncing against the stone walls so she could hear it anywhere, even if she was farther in the back where her bed was. But even though that was the most comfortable area in the room, it wasn't always the most convenient to be back there, so most of the time she still stayed in the front area even if she wasn't using the workout machines.
Like now, as she sat on the floor leaning against one of the rock-climbing walls closer to the door. Closing the cover of her notebook, she sits up a bit - earning a whine from André who had been comfortably leaning against her - and finally calls out an answer. ]
ALL ABOARD!
She hadn't suffered as much as others had, so she could at least handle her pain on her own to give others less to worry about.
Still, it was difficult at times, especially seeing Tío Bruno. Even though she had told him that there had been nothing he could have done, and even though she had truly meant it, there was still a part of her that wondered if she could have done more. Could there have been something else she could have done, so that her uncle wouldn't have to go through all this? Even though she tried to tell herself that there wasn't, there was still a voice in the back of her mind saying telling her she was wrong, that she should have done something.
The same voice that told her that maybe Bruno thought the same.
The sudden knock startles her from her thoughts, as both she and André look towards the door. Despite how large her room was, knocking on her door seems to echo all throughout, bouncing against the stone walls so she could hear it anywhere, even if she was farther in the back where her bed was. But even though that was the most comfortable area in the room, it wasn't always the most convenient to be back there, so most of the time she still stayed in the front area even if she wasn't using the workout machines.
Like now, as she sat on the floor leaning against one of the rock-climbing walls closer to the door. Closing the cover of her notebook, she sits up a bit - earning a whine from André who had been comfortably leaning against her - and finally calls out an answer. ]
Come in.