“That’s expected. You had a pretty bad crash.”
“What—”
The door flew open with Freddie busting inside with balloons and a teddy bear. Kamden
jumped up and charged at him.
“What the f**k are you doing here?” Kamden asked.
“Man, get off me,” Freddie said.
“Kamden, let him go,” Mom muttered.
“You might as well leave. Her real man is here,” Freddie spat.
“Arianna, you need to tell me something?” Kamden asked.
“Both of you need to leave,” Malik yelled.
“She hasn’t talked to you since I’ve been with her, so I suggest you leave, bro.”
Freddie chuckled at Kamden’s statement.
“And if I don’t?” Freddie questioned.
“Then we can take this outside,” Kamden told him.
“Kamden, please stop,” I spoke hoarsely, feeling myself getting dizzy.
“All right, you both need to leave. You’re making
