Sit there, Don’t make a scene.

Mark took one more look at the booth full of Westmere seniors now getting stuck into their McDonald’s.

Nope, no way, he thought to himself. Even though he wanted to stand up for Cassidy, there’s no way the situation would end well for him.

He went back to his meal, chewing softly on his double cheeseburger. Matt did the same with his Big Mac as Cassidy sat there upset before abruptly grabbing her handbag and walking out of McDonald’s without saying goodbye or any acknowledgement towards the two guys.

Matt and Mark sat there by themselves.

“You know Matt, you probably should have defended her or something, she is your girlfriend.”

Matt rolled his eyes, finishing up the last mouthful of his burger, “I don’t care Mark. She’s a drama queen, probably enjoyed getting a slap on the butt. Anyways, their women, they’ll get over it eventually.”

Mark couldn’t believe the words that were coming from his mouth. The lack of respect for his own girlfriend and women in general was utterly shocking. It made Mark question not standing up for Cassidy in the first place.

Grabbing his Coca Cola, Mark exited the booth to go elsewhere.

“What, you’re gonna leave me too?” Matt said watching his roommate leave without a goodbye.

“Yeah. Guess I’ll see you later.”

Mark then left, leaving Matt alone at McDonald’s.