Kimberly:
It wasn’t just Noah’s eyes that were icily cold, the air between us was sharp too, so much so that I imagined it could slice through a boulder.
That was an exaggeration but still, it was obvious that the argument between us hadn’t ended. It had just paused.
He spoke first, voice as flat as a monotone drone.
“In a while, my manager will send a structured timeline to you. It contains details of the events we’ll be appearing at together, and everything we are doing from now on. Read it and make time accordingly.”
I blinked, more out of disbelief than actual comprehension.
You know how it is, when you point out someone’s wrongdoings and try to make them effect a change and they end up just ignoring your advices and doing whatever the f**k they wanted?
That was exactly how I fe
