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CHAPTER 5
“But I could use you like you said.” I added with my face devoid of emotions.
He was about to say something when I raised my hand to stop him. “I need to think.” I said and looked towards the food in front of me absentmindedly.
I saw his hand slide on the table and place a piece of paper, which I presume is his calling card. “Call me, but I hope it won’t take long.” he said and rose.
I looked at him blankly.
“The party is two weeks from now. We need to talk about how we’re gonna act or how our story started and anything about that. We need our answers to sync.” he said coldly and walked past where I seat.
I didn’t move an inch because of thinking.
He’s right. I need him. I shouldn’t show people that I’m that vulnerable.
But why does he need me, anyway? I mean, why do I need to show up as his fiancé?
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