She went out if the car and was about to guide me out but she doesn't really have to do that anymore. I jumped out on my own.
"It's okay, Jha. I am not drunk anymore," I flashed a smile. "You're back in here again."
She nodded a little. She may not be aware of this but the way she acts while looking at the place that's used to be her home says how uncomfortable she is.
"You should take my car on your way home. It's dangerous," I said.
"No, thanks," She declined.
"Athijha."
"No matter how much you put authority and warning in your voice, you can't order me to use this since I left my friend's car at the parking lot of the restuarant in front of the club where you drowned yourself."
I took a remote out of my pants. "Then might as well spend the night here instead of going home at this hour."
I walked in and didn't even dare to look back because I know that she'll choose to walk away and go with the first option I had given her.
As I shower in the bathroom of her old room, my feet felt c
