I got home, opened the door, and when I turned on the light, I came face to face with Gabriel. I almost had a heart attack and put my hand on my chest.
“Damn it, Gabriel.” He smiled slightly.
“Sorry. Can we talk?” he said, and I put my bag on the sofa.
“Yes.” We sat down.
“Sorry about that day, alright? I was nervous about some business from the hill, and then out of nowhere, the news dropped on me that I’m going to be a father. I had never stopped to think about it. So, I liked it, thought better, and ended up realizing that I was an i***t to treat you that way. You were happy, and I made that scene,” he said, letting out a long sigh at the end.
“And I know it’s not just that I did to you; I’ve made many mistakes, but I don’t know how to be without you, you know? I don’t know; I’ve t
