“Quinn,” my mother called my name. “Calm down, and we’ll talk about this in the morning.”
“No. I want to talk about this right now!”
“Don’t yell at your mother, Quinci. You know better than that.”
“Apparently, I don’t know a god—”
“Princess,” Mr. Dymon called me.
I cut my eyes at him.
“Go in the house. Calm down. Your parents will not speak with you when you are angry.”
We stared at each other for a few moments before I stomped in the house and slammed the door.