As I felt earlier, I regretted agreeing to Amanzi's offer. For all I could see was me sitting across Amanzi inside David's Diner with Reed and his gang sitting two tables down from us and pretending like they were watching us most of the time.
It reminded me of the usual cliches they used in movies that people laughed at their silliness. Little did I know that it also happened in real life. And I felt more and more annoyed watching Amanzi behave like we were on an actual date.
"They sure are hilarious," Amanzi commented over the rim of the cup in amusement before he drank water making me look over my shoulder to find Reed and his friends almost holding each other by collars.
The speed at which they let each other go when they realized that I was watching and hid their faces behind rando
