"Jinx," I scolded him under my breath.
"You two are really together?" Tiffany asked with narrowed eyes.
"We are," Jinx replied with a nod.
"Even if we weren't, it gives you no right to treat a kid the way you just did," I snapped at her. "What kind of pathetic a.ss adult picks on a kid like that? Were you just mad that a seven-year-old called you out on your sh.it?"
Jinx snorted at that and Tiffany glared at me.
"You two are lying," she called us out. "I saw you walk in here without her."
"We were waiting for her to catch up," Jinx replied with a shrug.
"Yeah right," she said, glaring at me. "I don't see a ring, a vest thingy, or any kind of claim. I thought bikers did that sh.it? And look at how red she is. She acts like you've never even been this close before. How embarrassing-"
