Ariel.
Catching him watching me from up there strangely made me feel shy. It was also my cue to leave the water.
I thought he had left for work as usual, but I was wrong. Paul hadn’t bothered to say anything either.
I dried myself before putting my clothes on and going back into the house. I saw he was already downstairs, at the dining table as Paul fixed breakfast for him.
“I didn’t know you were home.” I said, taking a seat opposite him.
“Go dry your hair or you’ll catch a cold.” He said, bringing a mug of tea to his lips.
“It’s not like you actually care, so listen to me first.” I move back some of my hair sticking to my shoulders and managed to catch his gaze. “What happened yesterday?” I needed to be sure I didn’t imagine it. It was what kept me awake all night.
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