He doesn’t answer.
I put my hand out. “Give me your phone.”
“You know, I don’t think that’s a good idea. Let’s just let bygones be?”
“I swear to God, Scott, I will fucking cut you. Give me your phone right now.”
With a weighted breath, he takes his phone out of his back pocket and hands it to me. I tap on his message icon, then on Dylan’s name, and scroll up to the top of averylong conversation.
Scott:I think this is something you should listen to.
Scott:But make sure you’re alone before you click on the link.
Two minutes later.
Dylan:Why would you send this to me?
One minute later.
Dylan:What the fuck makes you think I want to hear this shit? Why would you send this to me?
Scott:I swear I had good intentions. This is not what I was expecting at all.
One minute later.
Scott:Sorry, Dyl. I shouldn’t have sent it. It wasn’t my place to get involved in this. Just turn it off.
Dylan:Why is there classical music in the background? It sounds like a telenovela.
Scott:Because that’s what’s supposed to be playing. I don’t think they know they’re on air.
And then there’s just a string of non-stop messages.
Dylan: I’m married! Do you think I care if she can’t connect with another guy? You think I care if she misses me or not? I DON’T!!!
Scott:Then stop listening.
Dylan:Fuck, now the whole world knows our business
Scott:No one knows it’s you. Dylan is a very common name. Why are you still listening anyway? Turn it off.
Scott:I’m trying to call you. Why do you keep disconnecting it?
Dylan:Listen to her playing the victim. You’d swear she actually cared.
Scott:Oh, that’s why you’re not answering. You just wanna keep torturing yourself with this stuff.
Dylan:If she ever gave a shit about me, she wouldn’t have slept with another guy!
Dylan:Who’s Diego? Do you know?
Scott:This guy she’s been seeing.
Dylan:For how long? Is it serious?
Dylan:Don’t answer that. I don’t give a fuck.
Scott:The way you’re bouncing between emotions is starting to worry me.