The more Mandy Sinclair thought about it, the more indignant she became.
'Why does Sierra Sullivan get to have it so good?'
'It's so unfair!'
Once the people carrying the grain had left, Mandy Sinclair immediately ran up the stairs.
"Sierra? Were all those supplies really from your apartment?" Mandy Sinclair feigned surprise. "You had that much stuff in your home? Then why didn't you open the door when I came asking to borrow some water before? We're neighbors, living right on top of each other, and now we're all survivors. We're supposed to help each other! How could you just watch someone die and do nothing!"
Mandy Sinclair's voice was honeyed as she spoke, each sentence dripping with insinuation.
Though she was speaking to Sierra, her eyes were fixed on Jayce the entire time.
For days, Mandy Sinclair had been starving. She had lost a lot of weight, making her already large eyes look even bigger now.
