KATLYN
There was no reaction from him. Nada. Not even a peep. Like I didn’t just ruin his clinically put together bedroom. And just because he acted like it didn’t bother him, I did it again, went as far as to mixing up his color coded wardrobe. The man seriously had an OCD and serious aversion to colors. Because not even a single splash of bright color was found in his dull wardrobe. Also who has more than ten black shirts? Him. And I counted.
Now I looked down at the list in my hands, I have tried the first four things to get rid of him and none of it worked. He even pretended like nothing even happened, which, if I was to be honest, was getting on my nerves.
Messed up his bedroom. Check.
His wardrobe. Check.
Hid his watches. Check.
Replaced his morning protein drink with chocola
