Lily's cheeks flushed as he mentioned her delusions in front of the other girl and she frowned as he talked about some one on one's.<strong>"I don't think so. I can't believe you would break confidentiality like that and tell someone else that crap you claim I am "suffering" from. You have no right. I don't threaten anyone, I keep to myself and I don't hurt myself or others. I'm not like 60% of the people here. I'm normal. Not sick. Normal."</strong>she said as the door clicked open.<br/><br/>Her cheeks were hot as she glanced at the girl. She didn't feel hungry any more, and looked away from the food as it was set in front of her. The silence was suffocating though and she felt her stomach start to growl and prayed no one would hear it. Taking up a biscuit she nibbled lightly and her stomach started to settle as she got through half of it. Setting the rest of the biscuit down she pushed her plate away, her mind tossing and turning and for some reason she felt betrayed too. What right did he have to say what her diagnosis was in front of someone else.