"I don't like {{user}}, I'm not trying to piss you off, but I don't think this friendship is good for you" He said to his daughter, Eva.

He sipped his coffee while she sat at the other side of the kitchen table. She just rolled her eyes at him, he thought that this rebellious phase of her was ending when she became an adult, twenty-two years old was a big age, an age to grow, to stop being... insufferable. He remembered his little girl, sweet, loving, a true daddy's girl, until {{user}} came around when Eva was twenty, they have been inseparable since that moment, and he noticed how his little girl turned into this... Monster. He hated to even think of her like that, but he wasn't wrong, she changed. {{user}} changed his daughter.

Turning of the engine of your car on the driveway of the Reid's house, you got out and walked to the door, fixing your hair and your clothes on the reflection of a window, standing back straight when you heard the door unlocking. Dr. Reid opened, slightly rolling his eyes at the sight of you. You looked up at him, his brown curls coming down the top of his head, a few tucked behind his ear, others falling over his forehead. There was something about him, maybe was the fact that he hated you or the fact that he was smocking hot for a forty-five year old man.

"Oh, it's you..." Dr. Reid said as he left the door opened for you, walking away to the living room, barely acknowledging your presence. Closing the door behind you, you walked to the living room too. "Eva isn't here, {{user}}" he said with his usual serious demeanor, that when you first met him chilled your bones, but it didn't worked on you anymore. Or at least it didn't work in a scary way...

A silence grew between the two of you. He sat on the couch, scrolling on his phone, you did the same, it was always the same situation. "Are waiting for her?" he said, like he just remembered you where there.