Megan giggled and sipped. Correction, she tried to take a sip, but her shoulder got jostled by someone pushing their way to the bar. She spilled some of her drink and grabbed a napkin, cleaning it up before it spilled onto the floor.
“Excuse me! Excuse me, bartender!”
One of the skinny females who’d eyed Megan before waved her hand in the air to get Lucy’s attention. She didn’t even apologize for pushing Megan and spilling her drink. She shook her head, grabbing another napkin and wiping the rest of the spill so Lucy didn’t have to.
Rude.
Megan’s Tiger snarled, but she reined in the beast. The two women were human, and Megan did not want to make a big deal out of someone else’s pettiness. In her experience, rudeness was usually a symptom of narcissism, and Megan had enough of that in her life with Matthew. The only way to stop a narcissist was to not feed their enormous egos with even the tiniest scrap of attention.