Teddy’s POV
I watched Melody go, I knew I should follow her, but a few minutes for her to breathe by herself would probably be best. “Thanks for nothing you two.” I glared at Gavin and Ian, the two looking slightly confused and speechless.
“What’s with the attitude with us?” Gavin glared at me. “How should we know that you never told her about home. It’s up to you to tell her things when they happen, that way messy drama like this doesn’t happen.” He snapped his fingers in my face to emphasize his point.
I groaned and held my head, “With everything she had been through these past two weeks, I was going to tell her tomorrow. I figured a month somewhere warm and relaxing would do her some good before being thrown through information overload again.”
“Well, you don’t have a month, buster.
