My father? He went straight to the bar.
Of course he did.
I was ready to leave too. I had already crossed half the room—past wilting decorations and untouched champagne—when I heard his voice.
“Leaving so soon?”
His hand clamped onto my arm.
“I’ve seen enough,” I said coldly. “You’ve both had your fun.”
He leaned closer, his breath heavy with alcohol. “You still don’t get it, do you?”
I frowned. “Get what?”
“What she did for you.”
I tried to pull away. “You’re drunk.”