MICHELA; He scoffed. The sound was sharp and ugly, cutting through the gentle hum of the café and coffee-grinding machine. Nathan stood before my table, arms crossed, that familiar mocking smirk on his face. “Come on, Fat-suh,” he said, dropping into the seat across from me without asking. The wooden chair scraped loudly against the floor. “You don’t have to be that way when told the truth.” I paused, my fingers freezing over the keyboard. I glanced at his face… the same face I used to find charming. My hand curled into a fist on the table, nails digging into my palm. But I refused to let him break me. Not today, Satan. I wiped my tongue across my front teeth, holding it there for a second, then exhaled slowly. I resumed typing, the soft clicks of the keys the only sound I wanted to focus on. “You weren’t at the soccer game yesterday?” he continued, shrugging like it was no big deal. “I mean, you never missed watching me play.” That was when I finally looked up at him with
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