BreakUp

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To say that I was shocked, would be an understatement.

What was happening?

I had no idea what Xavier’s Grandmother had seen but I was confused as to how she reached the conclusion.

It was a pleasant conclusion, of course. But still a very shocking one.

I stayed silent for the rest of the little tea party as his grandmother told stories of his childhood and I understood why he held her in such high regard.

On the way back, Xavier had offered to drop me off, since he was the one who had brought me and my car was still at home.

“So, are you going to tell me, what were you thinking when you dropped me at your Grandmother’s house and left?!” I asked when we had left her driveway.

“After you tell me, what you were thinking when you chose to get drunk and flirt with a barkeeper at midnight.” He retorted.

“I was in my pack territory. And it’s none of your business.” I tried to hold on to the little dignity I could muster.

“You made it my business when you texted me and called C