Journey Of Emotions

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Finally, today was Saturday so I didn't have school.

Everything Diana and Cole told me yesterday kept repeating in my head.

I mean. Yes, Gilbert is not as bad as I thought. But, that doesn't mean we are buddies or anything more.

He obviously likes Ruby, now. If he didn't, why did he agree to study with her? Ugh, I couldn't care less.

Yet, you're still thinking about it.

Well, you remind me.

Anne, you're talking to yourself.

More like thinking.

I chuckle at my joke. Okay, maybe it wasn't my best one.

But, Gilbert and Ruby are-

Okay, that's enough for one day. I'll go downstairs, eat and help Marilla for now. Then, I'll figure out what to do.

I was in front of the door when I face-palmed myself.

Anne, you're still in your pajamas.

It's Gilbert's fault.

He is not even here.

In my heart, he is.

Wait. What? Oh no. Okay Anne focus.

I quickly got ready and ran downstairs.

Marilla was putting bread on the table and Matthew was still outside with Jerry.

"Anne, darling are you okay? You seem a little bit shaken up." asked Marilla worried.

"I'm fine. Don't worry." I said.

"Are you sure? Maybe, you're sick. I can get Gilbert. He is not a professional doctor yet but he knows quite a lot, from what I've heard he is studying none stop."

"Marilla, I'm fine. Also, if I was sick. I would rather stay that way, than ask Mr Blythe for a favor."

"Anne Shirley-Cuthbert. Where are your manners?" Marilla demanded, disappointed.

"I'm sorry, Marilla." I said.

"Besides, today you are going to his and Bash's house to give them a pie. I made too many and they're excepting it." said Marilla.

"Okay... " I said not in the mood to argue.

"On the bright side. Your friend Ruby will be there. I heard Gilbert is helping her. That's a very kind thing of him to do."

My eyes got two times bigger after I heard that.

"How do you know?"

"Well, Bash asked to Matthew if he could help us today and he told me." said Marilla.

"Bash is working at the farm?" I asked.

"Of course." said Marilla.

"Why can't he take the pie himself? After he is finished I'm sure he won't mind."

"Anne Shirley-Cuthbert. You will take the pie and that's final."

"But-"

"If it's about Gilbert Blythe. That kid had done nothing but respect you. Why do you dislike him so much?" asked Marilla, curiously.

"I just do."

"Why?"

"Because."

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