Mated To The Ice Pack
Behind me, Jax sat in the corner like a storm cloud, shoulders hunched, jaw tight.
Then, without warning, he picked up the watermelon from the table. It was whole, uncut and crushed it in his fist. The sound it made was… unpleasant. A wet, squelching burst followed by the sloppy thud of red pulp hitting the floor. It was disgusting, sure, but I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t also a little impressive.
Only Jax could make destroying fruit look like some kind of raw power move. I didn’t comment. I just turned back to my phone, pretending the splatter on the counter didn’t exist. That was our way: if you didn’t want to talk about it, you didn’t.
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