“Are you done?” Keoni asked. His stoic and judgmental eyes locked on me, but I couldn’t take my eyes off Kayla. I had loved that girl ever since I first laid eyes on her in high school and now, because of my stupidity and insecurities, I lost her, probably for good and it was my own fault.
“No, I’m not done. I need to talk to her,” I said, sternly.
“She doesn’t want to talk to you. Do yourself a favorite and go enjoy the rest of the party,” he ordered.
I shook my head, “Not until I explain myself,” I said.
“Explain yourself. You’ve been cheating on her this entire time. Do you know how awkward it was to live in the same house as her and know this? Especially since I like Kayla, she's my friend and even though we don’t share the same blood, I consider her family,” he said.
“I know. Yo
