AVEL
Fia yawned softly and stretched her arms above her head before suggesting we call it a night. I glanced at the clock and realized how late it had become. I had finished my meal a while ago, and for the past hour, we had been sitting in the kitchen, talking about everything and nothing.
I didn't think I had the energy to discuss what happened between me and Kai. But despite my best efforts to avoid it, it came up, and I told Fia what had happened, how I wanted to talk to Kai, what we said, and how we decided to be friends.
She asked if it was not better to cut ties and avoid each other rather than hang out. But I told her that we would make it work.
Fia did not press it; she was dealing with her own issues, such as Jett. The way he treated her still irritated me, and I didn't want
