Roommates

Chapter 29

Hannah's P.O.V.

I hope I wasn't going to regret this. I was a little surprise when Tommy called up and said that Luna gave him a note to give to me. The note specified for me to meet her at the rooftop lounge at her hotel. It sounded like a bad idea.  I'm not sure if I should be worried about the possibility of her pushing me off the roof. The look she gave me when I opened the door to the apartment was a look of pure murder.

I was curious about why she wanted to meet me. It was one of the reasons why I decided to go and it gave me some time away from Jane's Korean lessons. She was so strict and mean that she turned into a completely different person. At one point she became so frustrated with me that she said for a lesbian, I really didn't know how to use my tongue. Cara turned completely red and dragged Jane out of the apartment.

I left Cara a note that said I was going for the walk so that I could get away from the apartment. As I approached the lounge, I could see Luna's reflection from the windows. She was the opposite of Cara especially in terms of fashion. She was dressed in a white blouse and a pink lace skirt.  Her long hair black hair was curled at the ends. I could see her black stilettos poking out from beneath the table.  I took a deep breath and did my best to walk confidently into the lounge.

Luna looked up from her phone when I approached. "You came?"

"I was curious as to why you wanted to meet," I answered as I took a seat in front of Luna.

"I just wanted to get to know the...person that my sister seemed to be infatuated with," Luna replied. "She was so adamant about her dislike for people and then you show up and she is a whole different person."

"I was surprised too. I didn't expect her to like me," I said. "At first I just wanted to get to know the person I was going to be living with and then I started to see how cute she was."

"I don't get it. I understand why a guy would like you but not Cara. Not the Cara that I know," Luna said with such irritation in her voice.

"Maybe you don't know Cara as well as you think you do," I said as I tried my best to contain my own annoyance. 

Luna stared back at me in shock and I could see the anger flaring in her eyes.  It was only for a split second before she did her whole creepy smile thing where she pretended to be happy.

"I'm just having a hard time believing. Why do you like Cara? How can you live with her?"

My annoyance turned to confusion. What was with these sisters? "She's sweet and adorable."

"Does she let you clean the dishes? How many times have you seen her check the stove or the door? Has she allowed you to touch anything in her room?"

Every question from Luna sounded like an interrogation. Cara has not allowed me to do the dishes and even when I tried, I would see that they were re-washed. At night before she slept she would always check the stove and door. I didn't think too much of it before until I realize how long it took her. She always stated that she had to triple check.  I've only been in her room a few times because most of the time we stayed in my bedroom.

"I can already tell by the look on your face," Luna stated. "You've overlooked everything."

"I may have, but it doesn't matter," I said. "Cara is Cara and I like the way she is."

Luna rolled her eyes at me. "Once you're over your little honeymoon phase, you'll start getting annoyed."

"I didn't come here for you to sow doubt in my relationship," I said with as much restraint I could muster. I didn't want anger to get the best of me.