adelaidefarsi:
it wasn’t j u s t the fact her headache was in the process of turning into a migraine or the fact that they got her order wrong while she was having breakfast that morning –– it was more so at the very loud very annoying couple arguing coincidentally right next to where she was standing. she didn’t exactly overhear the words, ‘it’s over’ or ‘i’m done with you & us’, surely everyone had heard it, it was seen in their facial expressions.
turning to the two strangers, she strutted over. looking at the female, adelaide raised her hand to stop her loud tone, “sweetie.. he doesn’t want you anymore get over it.” although she was expecting a slap to her cheek, she wasn’t surprised when she walked away. turning to the other she only blinked, “was it that hard?”
Elias blinked as the woman interrupted, keeping his expression carefully blank in the face of all the dramatics. “I believe you grossly misread that situation,” he noted dryly. “Do you always take it upon yourself to interfere in others’ business matters?”












