Page 4 of When We Feel


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He’s not buying it.

“I was convinced you were out there looking for her,” he says.

That’s a trap.

Taking another swig, I try to buy some time. I can’t see his eyes as I tip my gaze down, but I feel his stare.

It burns into my face.

I finally set the glass down, cross my arms over my chest and look up.

“I’m not going to do anything he won’t do,” I say sternly.

He has no reaction. Only tilts his eyebrows up a little.

“Since when are you so in line with him?”

I smile.

“Aren’t you? You didn’t go out there to look for her once he said he wouldn’t do it.”

A shadow flits through his eyes.

“I had my reasons.”

He sets himself in motion and slides into a chair not far from me.

“What reasons?”

“Nothing in particular,” he says, running his fingers through his hair, evading my eyes.

“Taking it slowly, huh?” I mutter.

“Not exactly.”

He flicks his eyes up.

We finally connect, trying our best to establish a modicum of trust again. He sucks in a long breath that tilts his chest, his gaze trailing down briefly.

“I thought that taking turns on her was better than fighting for her.”

I crack a smile.

“Who’s fighting for her?”

He shoots his eyes at me.

“You know we’re getting to that point,” he says. “It’s just a matter of time.”

I shake my head, my lips parted into a crooked smile.

“How would I know? You had her. And Kai had her.”

He laughs.

“You’re fucking with me, right?” he says, cracking a smile.

Gesturing dismissively, he pushes up and walks to the bar, and I watch him pour himself a drink.

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