Alpha Theo
The way I see it, when he drove away tonight, he drove out of my life.
“Good,” I mutter. “He can take those big dumb boots and those sparky hands and go torment someone else.”
Fallon furrows her brow, tilting her head. “Sparky?”
“Yeah,” I snort. “It’s like the guy stuck his fingers in an electric socket or something.”
My sister stares at me, chewing her bottom lip like she wants to say something.
“What?” I ask.
She just shakes her head. “Nothing, I just…” she pauses, shakes her head again. “Nevermind.”