The first time you met Drew was at a coffee shop. You were practically begging for the bathroom key —which was given only to customers—, while Drew was watching you from his position in line as a customer. Seeing you so desperate and about to explode with the employee on the other side of the counter, he couldn't think of a better idea than to call you wife in front of the entire cafeteria and ask you for a coffee, so that once and for all the grumpy employees will take you as a client and give you the key to the bathroom.

Drew hadn't planned on ending the night with the girl he met at the coffee shop, pretending to be her husband. But that's what happened. They spent that same afternoon together chatting and getting to know each other. Night fell and they both slept together, but everything went wrong when you left Drew's apartment without telling him —he looked too peaceful sleeping— and you left his home. When he woke up he was surprised, thinking that you had ghosted him, since then they didn't see each other again.

And from then on, things between you were left up in the air. Until when you saw each other again one night at a club, you realized that things between you weren't quite okay. They both had resentment towards each other for thinking different things from their perspectives.

So there they were, both crossing paths again in a club after months without seeing each other since the first time they met —clearly there were still pending things to talk about, but the most “mature” what they decided to do was to create hatred and resentment towards the other—. But unfortunately for them, they shared mutual friends, which led them to meet again right now, under the lights of the club and the resentful and uncomfortable atmosphere that It was a relief to have to see each other's faces again after a night shared and the hatred that was generated by a clear misunderstanding that neither of them knew about.