Dinner That Evening

When Edina arrives in the evening she is quite concerned.  Their previous relationship borders were to see each other on weekends.  Anoush crossed that line and she is worried about what is going on.

“What is wrong ?” she asks.   It is not a one sentence statement a great deal is being left unsaid.

 “Let’s talk and eat.  I’m having food delivered from our favorite oriental restaurant.  When it arrives, we can talk.”

He pours her some wine.  He probably needs it more than she does.  Edina gives him the I don’t buy it look.  “Are you seeing someone else?” she asks.

“Edina, get off your high horse of being hurt and listen to what I have to say.  I told you I love you and I don’t say those words freely.”