Tonight ended as a disaster. There was yelling, accusations, angry outbursts, and arguing. It was terrible.
I never knew Kevin Kinkirk could get as angry as he was tonight. I swear I saw steam come out of his ears.
Yelling. When Kevin found me and Lucy alone talking in the church. There was some mega yelling there. Let's just say Kevin was not a happy camper.
Accusations. When Kevin accused me and Lucy of being on a date. I remember what he said to me and Lucy.
To Lucy, he said. "You saw me dancing with Roxanne and thought you'd get back at me by going out with Chandler."
And to me, he said. "And you...you saw the chance and went for it."
Can't Kevin see that Lucy and I were just talking and sharing a meal? We weren't on a date. I'd hardly call talking about the time Lucy's little sister Ruthie stuck a tic-tac up her nose during a church service and being rushed to the emergency room being on a date.
Angry outbursts. Kevin sure let his temper out on Lucy, and me, but more on Lucy really.
Arguing. Please don't make me even have to retell the gory details...
Why was Kevin so mad that he felt the need to blow up in mine and Lucy's faces and kiss Roxanne in front of Lucy? Was it his way of "getting back" at her for spending most of the night at the church talking to me? Can't Kevin see that I'm not even interested in dating Lucy? We're Just friends. It's Roxanne I'm interested in.
Ah yes, Roxanne. I don't know why I'm drawn to her so. I've only known her for less than three weeks, we've only talked a little, and I barely know much about her. But somehow I'm just drawn to her. There's something about a girl like Roxanne Richardson that makes you want to follow her to the ends of the earth. I hardly know her, yet, I find myself falling in love with her. I can't explain it. She just sort of...shines in a way to me, a very amazing way.
I caught a glimpse of Kevin kissing Roxanne, and Roxanne kissing him back. So Lucy, you're not the only one who was hurt by that.
Oh well, I'm sure this whole entire disastrous night will be forgotten in time. For now, I can only hope it does.