Everett
Fifteen minutes have passed since I sat down. Aubrey hasn’t spoken a word to me or even looked in my direction. She must be pissed at me for disappearing and ignoring her. I had to. I needed to put some space between us. I was spending too much time with her. I couldn’t have her thinking we were turning into more than what we were. I could have gone a better way about it, of course I could have, but s**t happens. I was clear from the get-go.
“Are you just going to ignore me and sulk like a child all night?” I ask.
Aubrey whips her head around, glaring at me with furrowed brows and a red face. Oh s**t! I have made her more pissed at me if that is even possible. I should have worded it better.
“Excuse me? If anyone is acting like a child, it is you, Everett. Why would I want t
