“You’re lucky your friend parked her motor right beside it. Or else it would have been crushed.” He states while ruffling his damp hair. A bothered frown falls on his face as he feels the wetness of his locks.
“But it’s still not safe. With this current, there’s a high chance it’ll get blown off.”
“I’ll go tell her to move it.”
Cai shakes his head. “Not with this weather. We’ll have to have wait for it to subside. Even just a little bit and then we can go and fix it.”
I nod my head and we both head back to the living room. Fae is the first to see us. They’ve already started eating.
“What happened to you?” Her gaze is fixated on Cai.
I jump in to tell her what happened. “A tree almost crushed your motorcycle.”
Not really bothered by the information, Fae nods her head and looks back t
