Ivy
The normal thing I did was acted like I didn't see him. I paid for my things, turned and walked out of the store.
"Wow," Nathan's voice followed behind me. "You're not even going to say hi?"
I stopped. Slowly, I turned to face him.
"Hi to what exactly?" I asked flatly. "Last time I checked, you and I don't have any business with each other."
He looked taken aback, like he wasn't expecting that much ice.
"Ivy, come on. We don't have to act like strangers."
"We are strangers," I said. "Strangers who used to date until I found you in bed with my cousin. Ring any bells?"
His jaw tightened. "That was just a on time thing," I almost laughed. Maybe I should have felt something by that but there was nothing. No rage. No heartbreak. Just... emptiness. He'd already done what he was supp
