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you’re kicking me out?” “It’s not like you don’t have a place to go. You haven’t sold your place in town yet. You’ll be fine. I need this right now.” “You know what; I don’t think you mean a word of it. You’re not in your right mind because of all that’s happened these past few days. You just need some time to get back to yourself again.” “I’m thinking clearer now than I have in a while.” He snatched one of my empty glass canisters from the kitchen counter and heaved it across the room. It smashed against the window, and the glass shattered. In an instant Taye Diggs was through the front door and by my side. “What’s going on here?” Taye said. “Nothing that concerns you,” Nick said. “Get out.” Taye looked at me. “You okay?” “She’s fine,” Nick said. “You can go.” “After you,” Taye said, his arm extended toward the door. “You hard of hearing or something? I told you to go,” Nick said. Taye didn’t budge, and neither did Nick.
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