He stood in the doorway, his laptop bag still slung over his shoulder. His face had gone pale, not from anger, but from fear. Then the fear faded, replaced by anger.
—I told you not to touch it.
You stared at him.
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He stood in the doorway, his laptop bag still slung over his shoulder. His face had gone pale, not from anger, but from fear. Then the fear faded, replaced by anger.
—I told you not to touch it.
You stared at him.
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