I hope he chokes on it.
I swallow.
“That’s what happened?”
His mouth tightens. “You told me from the beginning you didn’t do casual. I told you what I had to offer.”
“That is not what I asked.”
His eyes flicker.
I almost laugh.
We have done this before.
Yesterday.
Did Hyde order you?
He approved it.
That is not what I asked.
Apparently Bitter likes answering the question that hurts least.
So I ask again.
“Was that all I was?”
His hand tightens around the coffee cup.
“Yes.”
Trixie’s voice comes from somewhere behind me.
“Bullshit.”
I turn.
I had not even seen her.
She is standing near the open garage entrance, red hair pulled into a messy knot, black shirt, jeans, arms folded. Her eyes are on Bitter.
He looks at her. “Trix.”
“Nope.”
She steps farther inside. “I kept my mouth shut because I figured yesterday was between you and her.”
Bitter’s face hardens. “It is.”
“Then quit lying to her in front of everybody.”
Something twists in my chest.
I do not want anyone defending me.
I desperately need somebody to.