“Really? I guess I never really knew her then.” Darcy said coolly. So maybe he was the one in the relationship that would have been doing the rumour spreading, the fact that he hadn’t said something at least. He was in it for the drama, particularly if it fell in his favour. The fact that the ex-couple still weren’t entirely sure what exactly had caused the breakup probably added to the problem. Darcy wanted to put the blame on Lesia, or someone else at least. It still stood that he wasn’t on good terms with the girl though, much less her best friend.<br/><br/>He saw how his comment had pushed a few buttons. While Charlie frowned at him, Darcy smiled back. Now this was entertainment, finally.<br/><br/>“Go on then, I’m listening.” He said, leaning forward and resting his chin in his hands. As Charlie spoke he hardly batted an eye. When she had finished he sat back. “Oh I’m sorry, was I supposed to get some great realization from that? You’re not the first to call me that, though you were much more polite about it.” Darcy said, tapping a finger on his chin as though in thought. Watching her get ready to go, Darcy should have expected something of what followed. “Takes two to tango.” He shrugged. Why should he bother changing if Lesia wasn’t? Wasn’t this partially her fault too if Charlie’s little outburst had been anything to go off of?<br/><br/>“This was fun, we should do it again some time!” Darcy smirked.