NASTY OUTCOMES

Emma walked in while Susan was still crying on my laps. I wished that she hadn't uttered a word because at Susan's fragile state, anything was bound to happen. My wishes were denied and Emma, curious at the sigh of Susan weeping, on my laps must have stirred inside her.
"Ras, what's up?"
That was the point I rued my decision to come here. Susan looked up and sprang at her feet.
"You!You dirty little Bitch!!" She made to grab her blazer but Emma ducked and stood behind the safety of Sam who stood up to shield her.
"Susie. Kwani nimefanya?"
"If only you stayed with Max, none of this would've happened to me."
"Max? Ras, what's up?"
"I don't know. I'm lost here."
Susan was creating a scene. All the customers at Lenox Hotel stopped their activities, even the waiters stood to witness the spectacle. Free entertainment to them but Sam was having none of it.
"Look, Susan, calm down. You are making a scene."
"I don't care."

Walked off in a huff

I stood up and tried to calm her down. But I should've known.
"Don't touch me. You and Sam mko hivi..If you were a man enough, Emma wouldn't have left you for Max."
Good thing nobody laughed at the joke. But I found it offensive and in a bad taste. How dare she drag me into her mess? I must state for the record that I still hold Emma in high regards and would never bear any grudge against her. But Susan? She could go hug the nearest transformer for all I care.
"Look, if you were really mature, you will realise that Sam has made his choice and leave him in peace. Just stop with the drama and dragging other people into your mess."

Out of line

"Mature? Heh. What about dating young school girls? Is that making you mature?" Had Sam not intervened, I would have slapped the daylights out of her and drench her 10,000 shilling weave in water.
"Cherono, you are way out of line. That's why I'll never love you. You are insulting Rasta who urged me into this meeting but now..Lets go dear."
Sam picked up his coat and walked off with Emma in tow. I also picked my phone and walked out leaving a distraught Susan crying hysterically as the waitresses tried to console her. I couldn't care less. The meeting had produced nasty outcomes that I didn't like it.