Stan Wallace didn't let Trista Fowler stay, instead pushing his head and shoving him out the door, then locking it.The rain had muddied my shoes and socks, and soaked my clothes. After changing into dry ones, Stan Wallace pulled me out of the bathroom, holding our shoes in front of the sink, using a disposable toothbrush from the hotel to clean them."I, I can do it myself." I took a step forward, only to be blocked by Stan Wallace's broad back."Wait outside," Stan Wallace said, turning to look at me, "Now, tell me, who am I dating, and how did it happen?"The rain was still falling outside, with a trend of turning from moderate to heavy, occasionally accompanied by a few rumbles of thunder.But now, I didn't need music or earplugs, nor did I need to chat with others to distract myself. I felt safe."I saw her inviting you," I said truthfully, leaning against the wardrobe, fiddling with my fingers, "She brought you breakfast, you bought her gifts, she only invited you to her bi
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