"B-but we're done," she protests. "Nothing can change that. We didn't work and that means it's... just over between us. We can't..." She hesitates and intakes a shaky breath. "I don't think she even w-wants to be friends anymore..."

She shifts a little closer to the other woman even as she draws back from the hug to wipe at her eyes. Amelia has no desire to pull away completely, though, so she turns a little so she can lean into Adia's shoulder. It feels good to have someone be close and listen to her again. It doesn't take away the hurt, but dreams does it make a difference to simply be heard. She'd honestly forgotten what that felt like after the last several weeks of hiding from the world.

"I was trying so hard to get things right, to get myself, but it wasn't enough. I wasn't enough. And now I'm here and I can't take care of this place even though it should be easy and... I guess that means she was right." What a horrifying thought that is. "I'm such a failure. I-I'll never be enough for anything."