Mina listens attentively to my rambling as she shovels spoonful of Chocolate Lucky Charms into . I mean, I hope she’s listening attentively. It kind of seems like she isn’t even listening. I lean against the counter top and knit my brows, giving her a bit of a glare.

“Are you even listening to me, Mina?” I ask.

She swallows a mouthful of cereal and raises her eyebrows at me, “Do you really think I don’t care about this? That’s my brother. Remember?”

“I just—I don’t know what to do. Like, you’re my boyfriend’s sister. And I don’t even—“

“Relax, Momo. You’re getting way too worked up about this. Why don’t you two just break up? I mean, last night he was acting weird..” Mina says, looking down at her bowl thoughtfully.

I tilt my head, “What?”

“What?” Mina repeats.

“No, what did he say?”

“I don’t know,” She mumbles, poking at her cereal, “He was, like, talking about how he doesn’t get how you and I got so close so fast. I just kept telling him to chill.”

“What else?”

“Mostly, just asking me how he should win you back,” Mina says with a smirk as she brings a spoonful of milk to her lips.

“You didn’t say anything, did you?” I want to know.

“Momo, do I look like an idiot to you?” She asks.

As she stands up, she accidentally bumps her bowl off of the edge of the table. The remaining milk spills onto the floor and the bowl rolls to a stop at my feet. Her spoon clatters on the ground and I cringe at the loud noise. Mina stares at the mess with a look of defeat.

“Not particularly.” I snicker.

“Shhhh, it was an accident.” Mina tells me as she goes about wiping up the milk, “Anyway, Jackson is too dumb to figure out on his own. He’s got half the lights out upstairs. I envy him for his oblivion. His world must be blissful.”

“I just don’t feel right sneaking around with you,” I say solemnly.

Mina looks at me, clearly somewhat distressed.

“Not, like, I don’t feel right with you. It’s just that I do