Taking Out the Trash: Goodbye to You
Then, she said knowingly, "Oh, I get it now. You're worried about embarrassing him by giving the card to him in public, right? You can just give it to him privately, then."
I glanced at Jonathan, who stood to one side. His gaze was unfocused—it was as if he had nothing to do with what was happening.
That was how he'd been in my past life, too. He'd always been a silent watcher, and he'd always looked so aloof and arrogant.
I laughed icily. "Why would I care whether or not he's embarrassed? You guys are the ones who rejected my donation, so I won't do anything. I can use this money to buy something nice for the stray dogs outside the campus gates."
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