Lies

Lynn’s POV

Alec had blocked my number. That was the only reasonable explanation for that. Alec was one person whose phone was always on. I fell back on the bed as my eyes moistened. I thought I had lost him forever. After a long crying session, I wiped my face and went out of the bedroom. The moment I opened the door, the smell of pancakes assaulted me. It felt so good waking up to breakfast prepared by someone else. This was something that Alec would never do, and neither would lazy Kari. Frowning, I went to the kitchen to find out who was saving our hungry a**es.

“Good morning, Lynn.” Jen yelled. She was wearing a black apron under a white t-shirt and blue jeans.

“Good morning,” I said. “Didn’t know you slept over.”

“How could you know when you ignored all of us and locked yourself in the room before the party ended? What happened to you?”

“I was not feeling great.”

“Didn’t that walk help? You should have just drunk more beer. It would have made sleeping easier. You look like you di