I shrugged him off, a mixture of surprise and suspicion clouding my expression. “You hardly touch alcohol these days, especially after getting married. What’s with the sudden urge today?”
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Carlos shrugged casually, his grin never faltering. “Well, it’s all because of you, buddy. I saw you looking pretty down, so I thought I’d take you out for a drink to cheer up.”
Arching an eyebrow, I couldn’t help but be intrigued. “Aren’t you worried about Sally getting mad? Last I checked, she hates you drinking.”
Carlos coughed awkwardly, a sheepish grin spreading across his face as he scratched his head. “Yeah, actually…Sally and I had a bit of a spat today. She’s still steaming, so I figured…what’s one more reason to add to the fire, right?”
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“A spat?” My curiosity piqued. “What was it about this time?”
“Just some small fry stuff.” Carlos brushed it off with a wave of his hand. “But you know what? Today’s the day I put my foot down. I’m determined to have her apologize first! Can’t keep letting her walk all over me.”
His reasoning sounded like something out of a sitcom. As I pondered his words, memories of my own conflicts with Debra flashed through my mind, where I often found myself swallowing my pride.
It was a shame things couldn’t return to the way they used to be.
The mental image of Debra intertwined with Andrew, her new beau, soured my mood. With a resigned sigh, I agreed to Carlos’ proposal.
“Alright, let’s hit up a bar and drown our sorrows. Can’t hurt, right?”
We were just getting ready to head out when Alexandria chimed in, “Carlos, are you heading out for drinks without inviting me? I’m part of the team too, you know.”
“No way!” Carlos waved off her suggestion instantly. “It’s not that, Alexandria. It’s just not ideal for you to join two guys for drinks. You should head home after work. It’s late, and your family will worry.”
“Fair enough,” Alexandria replied with a smile. “Just remember not to overdo it with the drinks; it’s not good for your health.”
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With that, she gathered her things and left.
After a satisfying dinner at the restaurant, Carlos and I decided to check out a new bar in the pack. We weren’t in the mood for games or flirting, so we found a quiet corner and ordered our drinks.
The chaotic lights, the lively crowd, and the pulsing music formed the perfect backdrop for drowning our sorrows.
After a few strong rounds, I could feel a warm flush in my cheeks.
The alcohol lifted my spirits, and I finally broached the subject.
“So, what really happened between you and Sally? It can’t be as trivial as you’re making it sound.”
Carlos let out a heavy sigh, downing another drink before answering, “Sally got upset after I mentioned what’s been going on between you and Debra.”
I was puzzled. “How does that concern Sally? Debra and I had a disagreement this morning, that’s all.”
Carlos looked utterly defeated as he explained, “Well, after you kicked me out, Sally called to check on Debra. I couldn’t lie to her, so I told her the truth.”
“And then?”
“She was furious when she found out Debra had left. She insisted I confront you for answers, but how could I do that right after you kicked me out over the same issue? I just told her it wasn’t the right time since you weren’t in the mood to talk.”
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