GIULIA
“What happened?” My gaze returned to Kenzo, who was barely conscious. “Didn't the guard tell me that everything was okay?”
He sighed. “I need to rest now, Guilia. Let's talk in the morning,” he said, looking like he didn't want to pursue the matter.
I frowned, wondering why he was brushing me off as if my worries weren't necessary. He was acting as if I were just a housemaid who had no business knowing anything about him.
“Mark, what happened?” I asked again, this time with my face set in a grim line. I folded my arms.
“We will talk in the morning,” he repeated. “I need to stretch out.”
“Rest? What the fucking hell is wrong with you? Why are you treating me like this, Mark?! I'm your—whatever. Kenzo is my friend! I deserve to know what's happening to him!” I raised my voice, my eyes narrowed to slits.