Loki and Ingrid 46
Intuition I should have just let go. The thoughts keep creeping in. It feels like it’s my fault. I hate myself for this. If only I could travel! I can’t do this. We’re sitting at the round table in the center of the small spaceship Loki found, in silence. It’s painful. I know what I have to do, but I don’t think I can do it. “I’m sorry.” I say. He probably thinks I don’t mean it. I try to convince myself I don’t care. “It’s not your fault.” Of course, that’s what I want to hear right now. And I know it. But I didn’t think about Loki. I didn’t think about how he must feel responsible for his magic failing to accommodate three people after everything that happened. He feels responsible. I know it. It’s strange. It’s almost like I know it without knowing. It almost feels like I’m reading his mind. That’s strange. He’s done it with me more times than I’m necessarily comfortable with, but still. It’s strange. I just know . “Loki? Do you believe in i