x--remi:
        âDid I say that? Did those exact words come out of my mouth, Scott?â fighting over nothing was the basis of their relationship, even now when the two couldnât have been more further apart despite standing mere inches from one another. Remi would always take her anger out on him knowing full well in a few hours she would be back in his arms as if nothing had happened; it was hard to shake old habits no matter how long it had been. âI donât know, okay? But if I stand here Iâm going to kill someone and Iâm in no mood to get blood on this dress ââ she didnât expect him to follow when she turned on her heel and headed toward anywhere that had a door. He was right, they couldnât get out; mice running around waiting for the traps while Cait was suffering - or worse. âMoveâ she yelled before shoving someone out of her way.
They hadnât, but she might as well have said it. â--- Iâm not fucking doing this.â He stated through grit teeth, shaking his head out of annoyance more than anything. Of course theyâd end up here, this was where they always ended up. One way or another. It was never a spark, it was a full blown forest fire, but despite it all heâd never think to try and put it out for good; couldnât smother the smouldering ashes to stop them bursting to flame again. âRemi fucking..--- stop.â His hand wrapped around her arm and pulled her back as gently as he could even while she shoved another out of her way. Hurricane Remi, it had never been more fitting. âYouâve gottaâ fucking stop.â









