25

KEIRA

There was no point in explaining. No matter what I say, Lennox would never see he was at fault last night.

I heaved a sigh, looked away, and played with my hands.

“Forget what I said, Lennox. Pretend it didn't happen.”

"You're fond of walking out, are you? That is not something good to do, Keira. You'll get used to it."

He was excellent in giving suggestions, yet cannot do it to himself.

"Not your concern anymore, Lennox," I muttered under my breath.

I must admit that taking a distance from him allowed me to think and pacify my anger momentarily.

"Keira. Will you look at me when you talk? If you're my other person, I would punish you for that."

Lennox hated it the most when the one whom he was talking to was not looking at him.

"Keira."

I felt his gaze lingering on me and gathered my courage to look at him. He stared at me for a long time and said, “This issue will not be settled if we continue evading this. If you continued avoiding me. Tell me how I hurt you, Keira beca