Shove it

I don’t care what it looked like. What I did notice was that people had stopped and were staring at us. I hated being the center of attention and right now, I was the center of attention. I had the sudden urge to run. It didn’t matter where, I just needed to run. I didn’t want to hear anymore. I didn’t need to stand here and feel eyes on me while he yelled at me. It wasn’t any of his business.

“Abuse. That’s what this looks like,” Levi said. He spat the words out as if they disgusted him.

“I don’t have to explain anything to you, remember? We haven’t been friends in years. We haven’t spoken in years. Just because you decide to put some effort in doesn’t mean that you’re just welcome to walk back into my life and give me a lecture. I think you'vef forgotten.”

“Forgotten what?” Levi asked.

“You’re no one,” I hissed.

“Oh, grow up, Amia! You’re acting childish! Can’t you see how much danger you’re in?” Levi yelled.

I opened my mouth to speak but nothing came out. I tried again and st