- Familiar Stranger
He sat with a smug expression, eyes darting around like a predator scanning for prey.
“Hello, sir. I want to continue my stay and pay the rent now. Sorry for the delay,” I said, pulling out the money.
But to my surprise, he didn’t even move. My hand froze mid-air.
“You can’t stay here anymore, not after what you did to my brother. ” He said flatly, rising from his chair.
“Wait—what? Your brother. I don’t even know him. Here is your rent and you can’t just throw us like that.” My brows furrowed, and I kept my index finger on my forehead, trying to remember who his brother was.