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SEVENTEEN
Kyliena.
“Ow, why the fuck did you do that! I was trying to be nice and walk her home, but that bitch kept saying no, and that she has a boyfriend.”
“I saw the whole thing mate,” I could see the rage in Ethan’s eyes as he got all up in the guy’s face. “I’ll kill you, remember that.”
The guy just ran off holding his bleeding broken nose.
I sigh. “I had it under control.” I start walking again, Ethan quick on my heels.
“Didn’t say you didn’t. Sorry? I didn’t like what I saw him do.” he spoke as he was looking at his knuckles.
“Thank you.”
We both continued to walk down the street un
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