She felt the weight of his gaze but didn't turn to meet it. He hadn't asked for her to elaborate (he hadn't asked at all) and so doing wouldn't help matters much. Jo wasn't sure why she'd said it at all, either. Maybe it was some foolish hope that he'd give her answers if she gave him some. Except, he hadn't asked for answers. Was she breaking some unknown boundary by providing them?

She shrugged. The coin would be impossible to explain, not without sounding clingy and desperate. "I wanted to say goodbye, I guess. It feels ridiculous now."

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