As Mac visited Oma on that cool evening, he could sense that something was off. Oma's demeanor was different, her body language closed off, and her expression unreadable. Mac tried to initiate conversation, but Oma was giving him the cold shoulder, her responses monosyllabic and curt.
Mac's confusion turned to concern as he realized that Oma was upset. He tried to reassure her, to calm her down, and eventually, Oma's icy exterior began to thaw. She took a deep breath, and her expression softened ever so slightly.
'I have something to tell you,' Oma said, her voice barely above a whisper. The words hung in the air like a challenge, or a warning.
Mac's heart skipped a beat as he wondered what Oma was going to say. Had he done something wrong? Was she upset about something specific? The suspense was killing him!
'What is it, Oma?' Mac asked, his voice laced with concern. 'You can tell me anything.'
Oma took another deep breath, her eyes locked on Mac's. The air was thick with tension as she prepared to reveal her secret…
Oma says, "you know you have offended me, how could you go around to tell My friends that we are not dating how could you, it feels awful, I do tell them that we are dating and you just go around and tell them that we are not how could you?'