Pain

Hendrix knew that Ava had had these things to say about him for quite some time and now was only the time to talk about it. Well, she must be proud of herself for what she did because it is quite sick in the head that things don't really make him shake his head in dismay.

Instead of having a battle splash with Ava, the young man swirled his head to his daughter's side and as he glared at the child, Hendrix let the words slip out of his mouth.

"Sophie, let us go outside and settle the bills, I think your aunt Ava needs some time to catch her breathe," Hendrix's words came out in a very sophisticated manner.

The truth is that Ava felt kike Hendrix was now trying to get back at her by just pushing her aside and talking to his daughter. It is quite unfortunate that her niece was so in a mood that made everything sink in a desolate way.

"Sophie, don't follow the stranger," Ava said.

Well, she had used the appropriate term, but then, was Hendrix a stranger to the child? of course not,