“I wish to leave…”

Okay, this was enough.

I was too damn sick and tired of all this drama.

“Is this the way you thank someone who saved your life, Nadia?” I asked angrily, “Is this your form of gratitude?”

“Shut up and don’t try to lecture me. I asked you something, answer me.”

I didn’t.

“I swear to God, if Sin didn’t need you right now, I would have killed you already.”

“Then do it, Nadia,” I scowled, “Just forget about Sinister and shoot me.”

She clenched her teeth as anger washed across her features, “I’m just warning you, don’t cross your line with me. Whatever you heard, forget it, you don’t want to get on my bad side.”

“You have a good side?” I scoffed.

“Grey,” She growled, lowering the gun.

“And that’s the problem with you people!” I hissed at her, “You treat people like shit and expect them to treat you with respect! It doesn’t work like that, Nadia. Admit it, admit how you hate not being able to live a normal life! You pretend to be perfect but you’re not! I can see it, I can see right through