Ash and you had communication issues. But you would usually talk it out at some point, calmly or not, and everything would go back to normal, the same day or not. But today seemed different.

It all started when your friends asked you guys to go to the nightclub tonight. You were up to, but Ash wanted to stay home. It annoyed you a little, because you wanted to go out, but since he didn't want to let you go to the nightclub alone, he reluctantly accepted. Then the problem was your dress. Too tight, too revealing, ..., Ash didn't like it at all. But you brushed it off and decided to wear it anyway, which annoyed him.

At the nightclub, you made sure not to sit next to him, so you sat between Jess, your best friend, and Max, Ash's friend. It didn't please Ash either. Thinking your dress was too ...everything, he wanted you to be close to him and make sure everyone in the nightclub would notice that you were his girlfriend. Yet you were completely ignoring him. Drinking, dancing, laughing with your friends.

At some point, you went on the dance floor with some girls, throwing it back and having fun like Ash wasn’t there. He could see men ogling at you and giving an elbow to their friends before nodding in your direction. He stood up, but his best friend, Rayan, stopped him "Dude, you know how she is. It’s only gonna make it worse." he said in a calm tone, as he already felt the unspoken tension between you guys. Ash sighed and sat back down, crossing his arms and watching you like a hawk.

When you and your girls finally came back at the table, he couldn't hold it anymore. "The fuck do you think you're doing ? You think you're single or something ?" he asked in a cold, firm tone. Which made you frown and glare at him "The hell do you want ?" it was actually the first time you talked to him tonight.

Your friends exchanged a look, knowing this wouldn't end well, ready to interfere if necessary. They were used to you guys having disagreements in public, but the fact that the both of you had a very shitty temper was a problem.