Chapter Ten

Jack

I was hoping to surprise Remi by showing up early and didn’t consider that she may have been feeling sick from the alcohol she had last night. I look like a douche, and I can’t blame her for being annoyed.

I was hoping the food would help my cause by making her feel better, and it seemed to have worked.

“Can I have five more minutes so I can straighten my hair?”

“I think it looks good, but if you want to straighten it, I can wait.”

I honestly thought she was beautiful; she always has been. I remember the first time I saw her when we were six. I told mom Remi was beautiful and that I hated Tyson for taking her away from me. He stole her attention from me that day, or at least I thought he did. I can’t believe it turned into twenty years of bickering and jealousy.

“All done. So where are we going?”

“I’ll give you two hints. You used to love it when you were younger, and it was the first time you saw me punch Ty in the face.”

She let out a gasp, followed by laughter.

“The ar