Page 189 of Flipping His Script
Chapter 70
Flynn
I gave my unwanted visitor a long, irritated look. "What do you want?"
Felicity drew back with a frown. "God, do you have to be so rude?"
The wayIsaw it, rude was showing up near midnight uninvitedandunwelcome, as I'd made clear the last time she'd pulled such a stunt. "Yeah. I do. So lemme ask again, what do you want?"
She was standing beside the limo that had carried her here. The limo's lights were off, but the engine was still running.
Good.
All the better to carry her ass away.
Felicity was wearing a skin-tight silver shirt, cropped skinny jeans, and high silver heels that looked ridiculous on the dirty gravel road.
When she saw me eyeing her shoes, she said, "You reallydoneed to get this thing paved."
If she meant the road, I didn'twantit paved. I wanted it exactly like it was to discourage traffic and visitors, along with all the other crap I'd left behind.
I gave her a look. "Andyouneed to tell me why you're here. Or even better, get in the car and go."
"It's not a car," she said. "It's a limo."
"So I noticed."
She sighed. "Has it ever occurred to you that I'm here to do you a favor?"
If so, that would be a first.I crossed my arms and waited.
Felicity glanced toward the house. "So, aren't you gonna open the gate?"
To the driveway?No. I wasn't.
As for myself, I'd used the narrow gate out back and circled around the brick wall to meet Felicity just outside the main gate.
I wouldn't be out here at all if not for the fact that I wanted to head this thing off at the pass.
I told Felicity, "I don't need any favors."
"That's whatyouthink." She threw back her shoulders and announced, "I saw that video."
Over the last several weeks, there'd been plenty of videos starring me and Anna. But it wasn't hard to figure out which one Felicity meant.
I gave a tight shrug. "So?"
"So she yelled at you."
Yeah. She had.I hadn't liked it. But that wasn't Anna. And hey, maybe I had it coming.
Over the last few months, I'd shoveled loads of shit Anna's way. Even when she hadn't liked it, she'd shown a lot more class than I ever had.
But that was between me and Anna. Plus, when it came to yelling, Felicity was in no position to judge.
I gave another shrug. "So?"
With a sudden huff, she stomped her foot, sending gravel scattering. "Will youpleasestop saying that?"
