Chapter 22
Levi The door shuts behind Lola and Theo and I physically have to force myself not to shudder in disgust in front of my mother. Those two are seriously cringe worthy with their public displays of affection and it is beginning to make me feel ill. That’s my little sister after all. My mother spins around in her chair and narrows her eyes at me. “Levi, I think it’s time you tone down the aggressiveness towards Theo. He’s done nothing wrong and whatever your issue with the boy is, get over it.” She scolds me as if I’m a five year old kid again. “I think your judgement of his character is a bit clouded mother.” I retort. She tilts her head to the side. “Oh really? How so?” “He’s throwing on the charm with you and Lola, neither of you can see it!” Mother scoffs. “Sweetheart, do you hones
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