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Coop had never been patient. Waiting was wasting time that he could be spending doing something else, being somewhere else. Like right now. He wanted to be on the other side of this door, but he knocked on the door what felt like forever ago, and the door was still closed.
More waiting, and he hated it.
âElijah Harris. I know youâre in thereâŠâ
He might have been yelling, but he wasnât sure. He could still taste the liquor on the back of his tongue, and he knew he was most likely drunk. Scratch that, he was completely drunk. Another set of sluggish knocks on the door, and he tried again. He just wantedâhe needed to talk to him, and he wouldnât open the damn door.
Elijah didnât entirely understand why, or how, but the second he heard the knocking on his door--he knew it was Coop. It made no sense, but when he really thought about it, who else would be knocking at his door at three in the morning. If it was work related, they would simply call him, or wait until the morning. No, it was Cooper, and he didnât need to hear the loud, barely slurred words to know he was also drunk.
Letting his head fall to thump against the door, he debated just ignoring him, as easily as Coop found himself ignoring Eli lately, but this was Cooper. Even though the man may despise Elijah right now, he would always love Cooper, and it was causing real problems for him.
âWhat do you need, Cooper?â
Elijah really wanted to open the door, but he wasnât strong enough at that moment to keep himself from doing something extremely stupid.Â












