This obsession was getting out of control. It continued to be the only thing driving her. She knew it was the only reason she made it day to day without completely losing her mind to boredom. Grabbing a basket at the front of the store, she headed to the frozen food aisle. TV dinners ruled her life. It wasn’t like she had anyone to cook for and cooking for herself seemed like a waste of time. Mindlessly, she tossed box after box into her basket, not even paying attention to how many she had already thrown in there. “Marley, how are you? I haven’t seen you since high school!” Distracted from her thoughts, her eyes flew up to look into the face of Olivia Johnson, who, once upon a time, happened to be the most popular girl in her school. Olivia’s blonde hair rested on her shoulders, flipping out away from her face. Her big green eyes sparkled brightly. The teenage Barbie had remained as beautiful as ever. “Olivia, I’m good. How are you?” Marley looked around for a reason to flee the uncomfortable situation.
