Chapter 51: Stone (3)

I rolled my eyes.

‘Chao wants to see you.’ he added.

‘Should I be worried?’

‘Are you going to act up again?’

‘Why do you always say that.’

‘When did you ever do as you were told?’

He had a point.

‘It would be so boring otherwise.’

‘Only you could think that was a good thing to reply to such a statement.’

‘Okay, daddy.’

‘Don’t say that.’

‘I can say whatever I want.’

‘See.’

‘See what.’

‘You are doing it again.’

‘Then stop telling me what to do!’

‘I won’t. You are going to listen to me.’ he growled louder, his chest vibrating against my side.

‘Only if you handcuff me to your stoic ass.’

‘Don’t test me. I would.’

‘I’m sure you would.’

‘You are impossible.’

‘Fun. Impossible fun.’

‘Reckless.’

‘Reckless adventure.’

‘Aggressive.’

‘Aggressively cute.’

‘That’s not even a thing.’

‘Oh it’s a thing. It’s me.’

‘You are not aggressively cute.’

‘Than what am i.’

‘Recklessly, impossibly and aggressively…naughty.’

‘Naughty? Who uses the word naughty?’ I busted out laughing because it was so silly.

‘It describes you perfectly.’

‘You are crazy.’

’You drive me crazy.’

‘You were already there my friend. Hate to break it to you.’

‘Did he try anything?’ I got whiplash from his 180.

‘What are you talking about?’

‘Masen?’

‘What? Why would he?’

‘He likes you.’

‘So.’

‘So he shouldn’t.’

‘Why the fuck does it matter anyway?’

‘Are you interested?’

‘Am I interested in Masen? What are you on about, Andrew. Really.’

‘Are you?’

‘NO!’

‘He is though!’

‘So? What’s the problem?’

‘He is not right for you.’

‘Hate to break it to you but one, I have enough troubles in my love life so I don’t need another one in the mix, two he is really not my type. Like at all. And three, what’s in it to you anyway?’

He stayed silent for a second.

‘I don’t like him looking at you like that.’

‘He isn’t looking at me like anything. We are friends.’

‘He wants to add benefits to that.’

’Well we both know how great that turns out.’ I couldn’t help but stab him a little on that subject. Which was the wrong move so he became his robotic self instantly again.

‘We should go now.’

He stood up and we walked away.