Liana:
“I don’t like you,” I said, giving the man a cold smile as he shrugged.
He brought me a cup of coffee, and I sighed, taking a sip of the warm liquid, thankful for the fact that my headache didn’t go to waste. At least he was beneficial in giving me a cup of coffee while he was at it.
“Thank you,”
“Better?”
“No,” I said, and he rolled his eyes. “What was so important that you couldn’t drop your damn ego to speak of it at home?”
“Must you be rude?”
“Considering that you had me over your shoulder for the past fifteen minutes, against my will, after being rude last night…”
“I get your point.” He muttered, taking a sip of his own drink. The two of us were sitting on a bench, at a park, like normal people. No extravagance, and no pack members, nothing. The two of us were just to
