Chapter 7
Addi called a few minutes after Mike hung up. I put on a brave front, but I didn’t really feel like going out anymore. I knew I needed it though. Getting out of the house was a better idea than throwing myself a pity party.
I finally pulled on a pair of fitted jeans and a dark purple sweater. I looked good even though I didn’t really feel good.
But no one had to know that.
Addi and Sam pulled up in front of my townhouse and I ran outside. Charlie was already in the back of Addi’s car with Sam up front. “Thanks for going out tonight, guys. I need this,” I said as I climbed in.
“Sorry my car’s so small,” Addi said.
“No worries. Mine’s no bigger. Thanks for driving,” Charlie answered.
“I’m just glad to be here,” Sam said. “I needed this too, Lexi. We’re going to have fun. It’
