Alisa
Drey stiffened the moment the words left my lips, making me feel a twinge of guilt for bringing up the topic. "I'm sorry," I said quickly, "I was just a little curious,"
"Why are you apologizing?" he asked in a calm, but unconvincing voice. He was trying to hide it but I could hear how upset the question made him.
"For making you upset, I did not mean to."
"I'm not upset at you, I told you I would handle it in the best possible judgment." my head on his chest rose and fell slowly as he sucked in a sharp breath and let it out. "Tell me what you want to know Alisa."
"When is your birthday?" I asked the most obvious question first.
"It passed a few months ago," he shrugged.
"Date." I pressed.
"Why does it matter?" he asked in a clipped tone.
"If you're upset I'll just s
