Nathan
We approach William next. He and I grew up together. Our fathers were best of friends and we grew up close. He used to take offence that I was closer to Micheal than him. The two of them used to compete for my friendship.
“Old friend,” I greet with a smile and he looks at me with disgust before continuing talking to the woman next to him.
“Hi, Sophia,” I greet his fiancee, I also know since I was five.
Sophia does not even look at me. Funny how she tried throwing herself at me every chance she got. She is the reason I stopped visiting William’s place because she shamelessly flirted with me when he was not looking.
“William, it’s me, man,” I say with a pleading tone while looking at my former friend. He lets out a sigh and I can hear betrayal coming.
“Look, Nathan, you don
