Iris:
"Look, Kash, I think you're making a big deal out of nothing. Even at the cafe, you overreacted," I began.
I had barely started speaking when Kash's loud grunt silenced me.
"And you don't know why? You embarrassed me," he complained, making me look down awkwardly.
"Okay, fine. I'm sorry. What else do you want me to do? Cry a river?" I asked, lifting my eyes to him again.
He stepped closer until we were standing face to face. We stared at each other in silence before I drew in a deep breath and looked away.
"I'll go and change," I murmured softly, walking past him toward the room.
Even after I entered the room, I began to feel dizzy. I sat on the bed with a hand pressed to my forehead, trying to calm my nerves.
At the same time, I heard voices outside. I knew they were filling my husband's ears against me.
But I was too dizzy to go back out. It felt pointless.
