August 5th, 1984
"I'd really appreciate it if you would tell me where you're taking me."
"Nope. It's nothing you'd expect."
"Then why are we pulling up to a place that's clearly a restaurant?"
George chuckled and pushed the break down of my car. "You'll see. Don't get out yet."
I watched him come around to the other side and open the door for me.
I rolled my eyes and shook my head with a smile. "Is this how you're going to be the entire night?"
"Possibly." He kissed my cheek when I shut the door.
When we walked into the unknown building, I immediately noticed the large opening inside with hardwood floors since all of the tables were pushed to the walls.
"What is this?" I asked.
"A unique restaurant." He said proudly.
I laughed. "I thought you said it's nothing I'd expect? I was expecting food, and here we are, in a place that serves food."
He laughed at my reply. "You'd be a good lawyer. As I told you, you'll see. We'll have fun, I promise."
I frowned at his comment about being a good "lawyer," but I didn't protest on it because I'm sure it would feed his evidence.
We were seated immediately and couldn't help but admire the place more. It was like a cabin and perfect for the colder weather that was soon to be here.
I could just imagine coming here with George in December, drinking hot chocolate, watching the snow fall...
"That sounds like a wonderful idea." He looked up at me with a soft smile.
I raised my eyes brows. "Did I say that out loud?"
"Mhm, and I think it's sweet." He leaned over and kissed me.
"You sure love to do that, huh?" I asked.
"What?" He questioned.
"Since I've come back, you just love kissing me," I smirked.
His cheeks pinked up a little. "I've missed you so much. I know I've said that a lot already, but I have," before continuing, he intertwined his fingers into one of my hands. They were warm. "No amount of kisses I can give you will make me feel better about what I've done. Honestly, you should be washing your face off every time I do."
I gave him a sad look, but I felt the same deep down.
And he still didn't know it.
I laughed to cover it up. "George, I love your kisses. They make me feel happy and loved. I used to not feel loved at all..."
He frowned. "Oh, yeah. I didn't hear much about that... you don't have to tell me right now. I can wait. I at least know the gist."
"No, I can tell you. Since we're starting over." I shivered a little since it was a bit cold inside.
"Here, take my jacket." He started pulling his off.
"No, it's okay. I don't need it."
"Yes, you do, here." He stood up, came over to my chair, and helped me put it on. It was super warm, giving me the chills as I put it on. I immediately smelled his cologne, and I gave it a good whiff. It put a stupid smile on my face.
"You gave me this jacket after our first date," I said. "Well, it was more like a double date."
He laughed. "DJ, I can't tell you how pretty you looked that day. I mean, honestly, I was so nervous around you. I just gave you my jacket without thinking."
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Creepy Whisper - A George Michael Fanfiction
FanficIT IS ENCOURAGED TO READ THE DESCRIPTION BEFORE STARTING THIS STORY. If you are a lover of George Michael so much to the point where you're trying to find a George Michael X Reader (like me), feel free to pretend your name is DJ. :) CREDITS TO @Miss...