“So, what are you really worried about?” Seth asked.

Of never being good enough for anyone. Of never being loved. “What if I freak out over the crowd, or something, and I embarrass him and he decides he doesn’t want to be with someone so lame?”

“Then he’s a jerk. Screw him.”

“Easy for you to say.”

Seth sighed. “Look, Cara...he cares about you, all right? And he’s good to you. I’m not even around him all that much and I can see that. Why can’t you?”

“I see it, Seth. But—”

“Then there’s no problem,” Seth said firmly. “Right?”

“Right,” she said, lying once again. Because, yes, there was a problem, thank you. And a really big one, too.

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