[ The refusal is stubborn, steeped in denial, but this isn't her first foray into refuting the truth. Her need for emotional self-preservation outranks her need to believe him. ]
(You told me I meant something, and then you tried to kill me like I was nothing to you. Tell me again how that isn't a lie.)
[ A dare in its own way, no matter how certain she is that she doesn't want to hear anything further on the subject. What's done is done. ]
no subject
[ The refusal is stubborn, steeped in denial, but this isn't her first foray into refuting the truth. Her need for emotional self-preservation outranks her need to believe him. ]
( You told me I meant something, and then you tried to kill me like I was nothing to you. Tell me again how that isn't a lie. )
[ A dare in its own way, no matter how certain she is that she doesn't want to hear anything further on the subject. What's done is done. ]