"Alejandro Aaron Faulkner, my dear, you're an idiot", she backed away from him so she could look him in the eyes. She waited a couple of seconds cause she wanted to make sure he heard her words. Katrien was ready to continue only when she was positive he understand her, or so she thought based on the look on his face. "An idiot, yes, you heard it right." she nodded, although he didn't voice his question Katiren was sure she could see it in his eyes.
"If all those things you've just said were true. And don't get me wrong, I don't know if they are true, but for the sake oft his conversation let's say all those things happened like you described them. Why did you kiss me then, my dear?" She scowled at him, "if you did the very same things to me, you'd be missing certain body parts by now, it wouldn't matter how much I love you, I'd never think about kissing you, so why did you do that?"
She stood up from her position on the floor since she finished with her little act and could say it worked quite well, even beyond her expectations, she was ready to return to the sofa. The sofa was, although she was very loud to express just how unimpressed she was with Alejandro choice when he bought it, still more comfortable than the floor, and since it seemed that his conversation might last for quite a while, they could continue it there.
"Please, don’t! If what you told me is the truth, I don’t want Jasmin to see me just now, that way she would never be able to fall asleep tonight. Although I couldn’t think of a thing I’d rather do, I don’t want to disturb her, so please don’t tell her anything just yet. I have no explanations. What would I do if...when she asks me where I was for the whole time. How am I supposed to answer her question when I’d like to know the very same thing?"
However, she rose again, lightly touching his face as she passed by him, and walked to the bathroom, deciding she could do what he suggested – clean her face. Remove all the traces of tears he believed are real.
While she was walking back, a thought formed in her mind, he was too good for her, it was true, but she was too selfish to let him go, so instead of disappearing once again, she offered him a sad smile as she returned to the room and took the same place on the sofa.
"Do you have some wine, perhaps? I think, we’re going to need it."