#Chapter 148 Losing Touch

After one brief text, I didn’t see or hear from Amy until the following morning when I arrived in front of the school. She sat on the bench near the tree. Her facial expression told me nothing as she stared at her phone screen. I hurried over and sat next to her. Relief flooded me when she flashed me a quick smile before returning her attention to a sitcom on her phone screen. “Whatcha doing?” I asked. “Catching up on my show,” Amy replied. The pain I saw yesterday in her soft brown eyes was gone. “There are only three episodes left this season.” What happened with Justin to put her in such a good mood? She wasn’t volunteering any information, so I’d have to ask. “I’m glad you’re feeling better,” I said. “Did you hear from Justin?” “We were on the phone for half an hour yesterday.” Amy looked into my eyes and smiled. “He said he loves me, and he will return to the city soon.” “That’s great news.” I gave her a side hug. But was it really great news, or w