37. Confrontation

Lucas's POV

I placed on the chair roughly. I watched her as she shut her eyes tightly.

"I can not continue to put up with this annoying attitude of yours. What gave you the right to treat me in this way? I believe you must have forgotten my identity. I can harm you right now and no one will ever find out about it, so if I were you, I would be more careful with my actions," her words felt like empty threats to my ear.

All she said didn't make any sense to me. She was just being unnecessarily childish.

"Do you think that you can make me scared with your words? Stop saying all this to me, it still won't make any difference. I want us to talk about all that you did yesterday, cause I have been trying to understand your aim of doing all that you did yesterday but I still can't come up with anything."

I looked at her, in order to see if she was really paying attention to what I was saying to her. So far so good, she was looking at me and that meant that she was indeed paying attention to my