Patrick drove us back that evening, the sky already dimming into soft shades of dusk. He pulled up in front of Lisa’s house first.“Bye, Lisa.”“Bye, guys. Have fun,” she said with a grin before slipping out of the car and disappearing into the house.Patrick watched her go, shaking his head as he started the engine again. “My God, Lisa is something else.”“Yes I agree, but she is just the type of vibe I need right now in my life,” I muttered.He shot me a sideways glance. “Yeah, you are so boring.”“No, I’m not.”“Yes, you are.”I rolled my eyes. “Shut up and just drive, you twat.”We both burst into laughter as he pulled away from the curb, the tension of the day easing, if only a little.By the time we reached my house, the half-built front gate was already pushed open, giving him easy access as if he belonged there. Tall trees lined the edges of the mansion, their shadows stretching across the driveway as he pulled in, the engine humming softly between us.“Huh… I guess this week
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