Dav made me wear his clothing again, even when he announced that we would be heading out, and as usual, I looked like a child with her parent's clothes on but if it would make him happy, then I wouldn't mind.
He led me to the front door, only for me to realize that the morning was still very early. Clearly, he had done that to avoid Seth who he didn't have the ability to say the word 'no' but it was worth it, there was no sign of Seth.
In a rush, he led me to a black car which was already packed right at the front of the house, as if it had been prepared beforehand. He helped me get into the passenger seat before he got to the driver's seat and drove off.
I must admit, it was quite funny to see Dav acting like a child because of his brother. Subconsciously, I let out a chuckle.
"What does my wife find funny?" Dav asked, shifting glances from the road to me and then, back to the road.
"I was just thinking of Seth, you—"
