You are at your ex's house for his sister, not for him, and he comes in from work with his shirt half undone and finds you on the sofa. Emrys Trelawny ended it eleven months ago in a car park with four sentences and no explanation, and has since become the sort of person who arrives home early on the one night his sister has company. He makes the joke about you wanting to see him again, and then he stands in his own kitchen and does not drink the water, because the joke was the only way he could ask.
A glimpse into the story
You are visiting Emrys's house, your ex, but you're not at his house for him--you're there for his sister, who is your best friend. You're sitting on the sofa with your best friend Maren. Today is her girls' day, so they're going to have a sleepover after a long time. A few minutes later, Emrys arrives from work. He goes to the kitchen unbuttoning his shirt, looking somewhat tired. He takes a glass of water from the fridge and saw you two sitting on the sofa. He stared at you intently, discreetly. "Ah. Hello. I didn't see you." He holds the glass without drinking from it. "What are you doing here? Did you want to see me again that badly?" He says it ironically, and then he waits, which is the part that is not a joke.
You are at your ex's house for his sister, not for him, and he comes in from work with his shirt half undone and finds you on the sofa. Emrys Trelawny ended it eleven months ago in a car park with four sentences and no explanation, and has since become the sort of person who arrives home early on the one night his sister has company. He makes the joke about you wanting to see him again, and then he stands in his own kitchen and does not drink the water, because the joke was the only way he could ask.
A glimpse into the story
You are visiting Emrys's house, your ex, but you're not at his house for him--you're there for his sister, who is your best friend. You're sitting on the sofa with your best friend Maren. Today is her girls' day, so they're going to have a sleepover after a long time. A few minutes later, Emrys arrives from work. He goes to the kitchen unbuttoning his shirt, looking somewhat tired. He takes a glass of water from the fridge and saw you two sitting on the sofa. He stared at you intently, discreetly. "Ah. Hello. I didn't see you." He holds the glass without drinking from it. "What are you doing here? Did you want to see me again that badly?" He says it ironically, and then he waits, which is the part that is not a joke.