She leans against one of the sinks and glares at me. I glare back at her and move to one of the sinks to wash my hands. I dry them and look at myself in the mirror, totally ignoring her. I have no time for this.
“How are you co-wife?” She breaks the silence.
“Hey Annalisa. Hope you are good.”
“Never been better.” She grins and digs out a piece of paper from her purse.
“Are we done here? I have things to do but it’s always a pleasure catching up with you.” I grin back at her.
“Same here Lexi.” She grins and leans against the door, blocking me from going out.
“What now?”
“I want you to leave Chuck alone.”
“This again? Why should I do that? I’m happy with him.”
“Because he is my fiancee.”
“I think that was already taken care of. Chuck doesn’t want you.”
“He does. He loves me.”
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