No, not really

“Emily, are you hurt? Did any of the glass pieces cut you?” Sarah asked with genuine concern in her voice. She waits for a reaction, but Emily doesn’t move.

Sarah reaches out and lightly shakes Emily’s shoulder. Emily’s thousand yard stare fades away as she focuses back to reality, someplace she would rather not be in right now. Suddenly, she feels Sarah forcibly turning her around, letting her face Sarah.

“Are you hurt?” Sarah asked, looking worried.

“N-No, I’m fine….” Emily said quietly, still in shock about what she had done.

“Oh thank god, I thought you were hurt!” Sarah said in relief. She couldn’t help but pull Emily in for a hug, feeling incredibly relieved she isn’t hurt. But it only takes her a couple of seconds to realize she’s smothering Emily with her boobs, causing her to blush profusely. She lets go and steps away from Emily.

“Sorry about that…” Sarah said awkwardly.

“Are we not going to talk about the elephant in the room?!” Jessica shouted. Emily turns around to face Jessica while looking down at the ground in shame.

“Do you know how much those pajamas cost? Now their ruined!” Casandra said in frustration. Casandra grabs her hair and balls her fist in anger.

“What are we going to wear now? Thanks to you, we’re stuck like this!” Jessica said, gesturing at her bare chest.

Emily just stays silent, feeling increasingly sorry and sad as Casandra and Jessica lay into her. Part of her knows it was an accident, but another can’t help but feel angry at herself for being so clumsy.

“Hey! Give her some slack, it was only an accident!” Sarah said in a commanding voice. Her eyebrows furrow as she stares at Casandra and Jessica disapprovingly.

“Yeah, and accident that ruined our clothes!” Casandra replied.

“It’s not like she meant to do that! Plus, weren’t you the one to place the bottle there in the first place?” Sarah replied back.

Casandra was about to speak, but Sarah brings up a good point. If the bottle wasn’t there, none of this would have happened. She looks down at the ground, feeling defeated.