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Lexi
“What is your problem?” I shoved Gigi’s shoulder.
She’d checked me—hard—into the boards.
Twice.
“Me?” she asked with a smug look on her face. “I don’t have a problem. What’s your problem?”
I threw my stick down, completely done with her crap. I figured she’d be mad at me—but I didn’t think it would be this bad.
“My problem? Well, I have a few. Right now, though? It’s you.”
“Grow up, Lexi.” She narrowed her eyes at me. “This is where the big girls play.”
“Then why are you acting like a screaming baby? If you have a problem with me, then spit it out. Otherwise, you,” I said and moved closer to her, “grow up.”
It had been like this for a week.
Ever since I packed up and left Trey.
Gigi had asked me privately—not with cameras around—what had happened between us.
I loved Gigi.
We’ve been friends forever.
Trey’s issues were—Trey’s.
I was not going to be the person who ratted him out. Not to anyone.
Not even Gigi.
I wasn’t surprised she didn’t have a clue about his pill problem. Trey did a darn good job at hiding it.
If anyone knew the warning signs—it was me.
And I’d overlooked them.
The man talked a good game. And I wanted to believe him.
Now that I was away from that situation—my mind flashed back to many instances where I should have known better.
The irritableness.
The quick temper.
He’d retreat into the bedroom and say he needed some quiet time. Or to rest.
Then he’d come out a while later—a completely different person.
I didn’t see it.
Because I didn’t want to see it.
I’d been beating myself up about it every minute since I walked out of his apartment.