Aarini’s Point Of View
A few hours later
“I brought you a shirt,” Dianna said, walking outside to where I was. I turned to look at her briefly before turning back around.
“I’m good. Take that back wherever you got it from,” I said to her.
“Aarini, it was just a joke. I’m sure you are aware of that,” She said, resting her hand on my naked back. I exhaled harshly and looked at her.
“Do you see me laughing? It wasn’t f*****g funny and now my shirt is filled with ketchup and mayonnaise. That was not funny to me or I would have laughed. I'm glad everyone finds it amusing.” I said, bitterly.
About 20 minutes ago we were inside of my mother’s house and I was making a sandwich for Atlas because he got hungry. Jaide walked into the kitchen and thought it would be funny to grab the bottle of k
