Kat gave Diego a bit of a knowing look when he reiterated that it sucked to be ghosted as he was, but he thought that the hooking up part was fun while it lasted. She supposed that was to be expected. Who didn’t like a casual hook up, after all? “I’m sure it was,” she added.<br/><br/>She forced a chuckle after explaining a little more about Chase to Diego and he felt the need to repeat her judgmental one word reply back at her. To his teasing question, Kat made a face of annoyance. “Yeah, well, I don’t think he was ever really as concerned about others as much as he was concerned about himself.” Speaking about him in the past tense felt odd, but she’d have to get used to it. They were never, ever, ever getting back together.<br/><br/>When he inquired a bit more about the night that they met, Kat shook her head. “Not entirely. I left of my own accord. We had sex and then he said something about how good it was for our last time.” She sighed, not really wanting to revisit the conversation. “He also informed me that he was leaving the next morning to head to Europe, a trip that he wanted to be single for.”<br/><br/>She gave Diego a glance, then. “So, now you see why I felt the need to leave and visit the bar on my way out.” Kat again forced a chuckle, then shook her head. “Well, that whole on again off again thing is over. I’m done with him and not going back. Ever.” Kat seemed to say this out loud to herself, as well as to Diego.