Life's a thing that can't be taught

 "We aren't going to have a fight over this, are we?" Victoria kept her arms crossed. This matter with her sister was making her restless as of late. If Steve only knew how much trouble she'd gone to, to find out who her sister's girlfriend was.

Actually, it wasn't that hard. After scavenging and googling on the internet with no luck, all she had to do was ask her mom who her sister used to live with. At least now she did have a name.

"When have we ever had a fight?" Steve didn't exactly snap but told her there were many more important things she should be worrying about, like classes at the university and her part-time job at the drugstore. "I just think you could leave it alone." 

He reminded her that this so-called roommate of her sister's had done something out of spite. "She might..I dunno.."

"What?" She couldn't think what he might say.

Steve let out a sigh and went back to chopping veg for a soup they'd have sometime during the week. Victoria hadn't moved in with him yet, but she ate most of her meals with him. He was still at the hospital, but he was actually cataloging journals now. Mostly digital, but they still needed to be checked out. Just because the medical journals were digital didn't mean there were a lot of copies available.

"You don't have to be this way," Victoria told him. After all, their romance was full-blown and she would never think of giving any of that up.

"If you insist, I'll go with you." He sounded as if he'd keep the peace as if there might be a girl fight that got out of hand.

"I just want them to get back together." Victoria winced.

"Well, the thing is, I don't think either ever said the G-word nor the L-word." Steve looked at her with a shrug. "We don't know anything. It could have been mutual hate for all we know."

Victoria knew he was right. Maybe it was best to leave it alone, Like the song said, "Time heals all wounds." Still, Victoria wondered just what kind of person was this Remi.