You still my mate

"It's been over an year. You should've moved on by now rather than waiting for something that's not meant to happen, to happen." I said, mocking him while my voice was full of taunt. I wasn't holding, I didn't intend onto. Not after he had forced me on the jet. My teeth grazed against each other and I took a quick, deep inhale while turning my face away from Leander who was unbothered with any of my comments. His eyes were glued on the phone, his thumb running across the screen while he tried to kill time. It was going to be hours before we would land. I wasn't here alone. There were a couple of cabin attendant's and the pilot's sitting up at front while the cabin I remained in was locked from the inside, it's keycard hanging inside Leander's pants. I couldn't run. Not at all. "I still have no idea what you're talking about." Leander murmured, his eyes never leaving the screen of his phone. It was intended, he didn't want to face me but at the same time, he didn't want to drive me craz