May was feeling lonely, but that changed when her next-door neighbors Hazel and Sebastian moved in. They had a great friendship in a short notice.
They would eat together, spend time together and enjoy various events as they would watch movies, play games and hold parties.
Sebastian never caused problem for the friendship of Hazel and May.
Recently, Hazel started to talk about how things at home were weird. Her mother-in-law Donna was in their home too and she was up to create a mess in their relationship.
Then Hazel called May out of the blue and wanted her to interrupt their dinner at seven p.m., which May couldn’t give any reason to it. But as her friend asked for it, she was going to do it.
She knocked the door at seven, and Sebastian greeted and welcomed her in. At that moment, Hazel come past Sebastian and pulled May outside, to the yard of May’s house.
She told her that they needed to go to the second floor for the perfect view for something was going to happen in seconds.
“What are we doing here, Hazel?” May asked while they were looking at the dinner preparation of Donna and Sebastian. Then they saw Donna sprinkled something into the food.
“Not poison, but close enough. She’s been sabotaging me for months, Addison. She adds too much salt, burns things on purpose, then sits back and watches as everyone complains about how terrible my cooking is.”
Hazel explained that Donna wanted her to look incompetent in front of her husband. She enjoys when Hazel would fail something.
Then they saw something more devastating, as Hazel’s sister Zoe and Sebastian were kissing. It was slow, long and intimate.
“No… no way,” Hazel said silently. “Not my sister.”
Then she called May’s phone and told her that she should record everything as Hazel would need it during the divorce.
Hazel went back into her home and she started to yell at everyone, and one by one, her family admitted their faults. Donna admitted that she was sabotaging her, her sister Zoe admitted she was having an affair with her husband, as Sebastian denied it for a while.
Later, he confessed and begged for forgiveness. But Hazel didn’t forgive him as she told them that they were over, packed some things and went to May’s house.
May was there for her whenever or whatever she needed during the divorce process, as all good friends would do.
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