Chapter 69

Flynn Ashton followed me to the entrance of my apartment, and started grumbling on his cell phone while calling the insurance company, because he believed they would arrive much faster than waiting for dawn to bring a mechanic. However, he was not even answered for the thirty minutes he tried to make the call, and grumbled for a good five minutes later saying that they did not provide support twenty-four hours of crap at all.

He entered my apartment totally distracted, still involved in his cloud of anger because someone was not meeting the expectations he expected, and this made me write down another dubious characteristic of his nature. The easiest way to get to know someone for real is to see their reaction when listening to a no, or their way of treating those who are somehow below them. And I didn't like most of the complaints made by Flynn, even though he was laughing as if he were a grumpy old man whose lawn had been invaded by children, because I didn't want him to realize th