Chloe yanked on the door handle like her life depended on it, but too bad for her—I had already locked the doors. She shook it violently, letting out a frustrated noise when it wouldn't budge.
"ISABEL, UNLOCK THE DOOR!"
"Oh, I could," I said, leaning back against my seat, stretching my arms behind my head. "But where would the fun be in that?"
Chloe shot me a glare, her face full of regret. "Look, let's just be rational adults about this—"
"You slapped me."
"It was self-defense!"
"Oh?" I raised a brow. "Self-defense?"
"Yes!" she insisted. "You were attacking me with those forehead flicks, and I had to protect myself!"
I let out a slow, deliberate sigh. "So, what I'm hearing is, you're justifying slapping me?"
"Yes—I mean, no—I mean—" Chloe groaned, rubbing her face. "Can't you just let this go?"
I tilted my head, pretending to consider it. "Hmm. Let me think—" I gave her a deadpan look. "No."