“No, I mean it.” He looked at me. “I still feel bad about how I came down there.”
“You already apologized.” He let me know.
“I know but I still want to say it again.”
“And that shit was weeks ago.”
“Still.” I shifted my purse on my shoulder. “I came into your business loud, accusing you of cheating, based on something Shante told me. I embarrassed you in front of your customers.”
Malik shrugged. “I forgot about it.”
“Well, I didn’t.”
“You were defending your friend.”
“My friend was lying.”
“That ain’t on you.” He smirked.
“It still wasn’t right.”
He studied me for a second then nodded. “Apology accepted again.”
“Thank you.” I smiled.
“Now you can stop apologizing.”
“I probably will.”
“Probably?”
I smiled. “I said what I said.”
He laughed, and the barista called my name. I grabbed my drink and bag. Malik stepped up to order. “Large black coffee.”
I looked at him. “That is the most boring order ever.”
He glanced over. “It’s coffee.”
“No cream?”
“No.”
“Sugar?”
“No.”
I made a face. “That explains a lot.”
He turned toward me. “Explains what?”
“Your personality.”
Malik laughed. “You got jokes this morning.”
“I’m in a good mood.”
“Is that so?” He asked.