memories feel like weapons.

"I mean if I had beef with them, I don't think going up to them would be random. I imagine it'd be with purpose and sure, maybe I would have sat for like ten to thirty minutes thinking of a great line to deliver- but I'd still do it." Max pointed out. "Would want to make it seem like I was the one who had the upper had on the beefing."

"And if the conversation didn't go as you planning in your head to begin with? What would you do then?"

"That's assuming they have any thought over what they are causing. Honestly, seems to me they have two brain cells that are fighting for third place." He answered with a shrug of his shoulders.

"Or no braincells at all," Summer muttered. She took a breath. "People are so ignorant sometimes, I wonder how they get to be that age."

"It certainly has left me feeling weird," she pulled a face, sitting with how that unnecessary comment from a stranger had made her feel. "Should we have gone after them and said something? It's too late now, isn't it?"

"No, we shouldn't give them the satisfaction, I'm just going to sit here, stew, and never forget it," Summer replied.

"No, no, it's fine," Summer insisted. "I'd rather not give him the satisfaction of getting a rise out of me."

"Me too honestly," Summer replied. "I'd rather be petty than let it go. Like, she just pissed me off, so I might just sit here for the rest of the night."

"Do you not think Sienna will like it or something?" Summer asked. "She's treating you right, right?"

"It certainly felt like it," he admitted, finally letting the tension ease up in his facial features now that the individual was gone. "What compelled them to behave that way? I'll never understand," Bentley shook his head. "Are you okay?"

"I don't know, I was just sitting here," Summer replied. "I guess my presence annoys them." She let out a small huff. "Yeah, I'm good, it shouldn't spoil my day."

"Unfortunately there's plenty of people out there who do not think twice about what they say," she replied with a low grumble. "Do you want to give them a piece of your mind or would you rather let it go?"

"I should just let it go," she said. "It's the smarter move. People like that feed off other's responses to their ignorance and rudeness. Even though it would be pretty cathartic to just tell him off."

"A little birdie, hmm?" a surprised laugh escaping him at the knowledge his cousin seemed to have. "That's definitely suspicious but I suppose I'm flattered you bother to keep up with that sort of stuff," Cyrus added in amusement. "Nothing came out of that though, no. It's actually something I'm still navigating to be quite honest with you."

"Navigating, as in a crush?" Summer asked. "Because I'm like great at relationship advice, outside of my own that is."

"You'd be surprised what some people will say to others. I hate to say it but I have heard worse myself." He admitted as he picked at what remained of what he'd been eating. "I've heard of plenty of women who have to put up with men being awful to them too."

"Yeah, but it still doesn't make it right," Summer replied with a light sigh. "I hate seeing a guy be a dick to a girl, and I also hate watching her let him, but I understand it at the same time, sadly."

"Yes, that was incredibly rude." Jaiyash responded from his spot where he was lazily leaning. "Well we are aware of that but apparently some have not gotten that memo." He answered with a little grin. "Maybe you should have done something about it." He couldn't help but teasingly prod.

Summer raised her eyebrows at the other, "Maybe you should have done something about it," she shot back, sticking her tongue out at him.

"No, you don't. Unfortunately not everyone was brought up knowing manners. And even then, most would pick them up along the way. Unfortunately there is nothing to be done about pure idiocy." Leo stated in return.

"That's just like asking to start shit, honestly," Summer replied with a roll of her eyes. "Props to the other guy, I don't know if I would've just sat there and took that. That's so ridiculous."

"I don't know, maybe they've had beef or something." Max commented with a shrug, "I mean the tone suggests beef." He continued. "Like they know one another and are acting like they don't, but clearly there's something more going on there then that throwaway comment."

"So you're saying that if you had beef with someone, you'd randomly go up to them and say that?" Summer asked. As much as Summer could deal with confrontation, she was rarely the one to start it, and she certainly wouldn't say that randomly, even if she did have beef with someone.