Tanner was the only one to follow me out. He walked quietly behind me, I stood next to the valet and Tanner handed over the ticket to him for the car. He still didn't make the effort to speak to me, but really it was a good thing. Because I was ready to blow my lid. When the car came around I didn't wait for him to come and open my door like he usually liked to do. I pulled the door open and sat inside. Tanner got in, and I sensed him looking at me, but still he said nothing as he started the car and drove off.
It took me ten minutes to realize we were heading to my home. The ride was thick with tension and when we pulled up to the gate, Tanner cleared his throat. " The other three are going back to my house tonight" he said. I looked across at him and, for once, when I was mad, he didn'
