I blinked slowly at him. I meant him and me, but I didn't appreciate the attitude.
"Flinn is doing more than you ever have for Gravity." This was true.
"I don't like him."
"Good thing I'm the one who f***s him, not you." If only.
"How soon?" he demanded, his left eyelid pounding, twitch-twitch-twitch.
"I'm not going to time it. When it feels right."
"That's not correct," he grumbled, glaring at me with incredulity. "I do know my rights, Klaus. If you start to pose too many obstacles, I will engage lawyers."
"Fine. I'd like to inform the judge you left me to bring her up for three and a half years so you could get bronzed on Bondi Beach." I stood up to face him. "Oh, and I photographed lots of the new bracelet you gave me." I held up my arm between us. "Nice gift, by the way."
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