Liam comes jogging up. He steps in front of us in an attempt to stop our movement, but I give him an unimpressed look as I continue walking. He grins at me like he expected nothing less before he begins jogging backwards, keeping his eyes on me. “Hey, babygirl. Where you going?” “None of your business,” I cut. “Aw come on, don’t be like that. It was funny. If it would have happened to me, you would have been laughing.” “No, I wouldn’t have. It was cruel and undeserving. I most definitely wouldn’t participate in the public humiliation of others because I was so desperate to be accepted by my
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