FUBU

sesenta y seis

"Would you look at that?" Jake opened the blinds and what welcomed them was the beautiful landscape of vineyards just across their window. 

"It looks beautiful."

"Nothing beats the beauty I have with me today."

She smiled, her brain still occupied by the twins who were left behind in the cabin.

"Does that work all the time?"

"Well, I don't often say it but I am hoping it does."

The sun cast a warm glow over the vineyards, creating a picturesque scene outside Jake and Sari's window. The rows of grapevines stretched out in neat patterns, and the air was filled with the sweet aroma of ripening fruit.

As Jake expressed his admiration for the view, Sari couldn't help but be captivated by the beauty outside. However, her thoughts lingered on the twins who are left behind in the cabin. She could only wish that they are indeed in a better hands while she's away. 

"It looks like a perfect day," she replied with a soft smile, her gaze momentarily shifting from the landscape to Jake.

Jake noticed the distraction in her eyes and sensed her preoccupation. "Hey, everything okay?" he asked, a hint of concern in his voice.

She sighed, her thoughts momentarily drifting back to the cabin. "Yeah, there's just a lot going on right now."

"I'm sure I can help you with some really good meal right now. Shall we?" he held out his hand to her. 

"We shall."

Lunch was served in a gazebo not too far from their own room, adorned with trailing vines and surrounded by vibrant flowers, providing a charming setting for their lunch date. The scent of blooming flowers mixed with the fresh air from the vineyards, creating a delightful atmosphere.

As they sat down, Jake served a selection of delicious dishes, each one carefully prepared to please the palate, filled with colorful salads, grilled vegetables, and a savory main course.

Sari appreciated the effort Jake had put into the meal, and she couldn't help but smile as she looked at the spread before them. "This looks amazing, Jake. Thank you."

He grinned, happy to see her enjoying the moment. "Anything for you, Sari. Now, let's savor this meal and forget about everything else for a while."

They immersed themselves in the flavors, the beauty of the surroundings enhancing the dining experience. Her worries about the twins slowly faded into the background for a bit as they focused on the present moment.

As they finished their meal, Jake reached for Sari's hand. "Feeling a bit better now?"

She nodded, a sense of tranquility washing over her. "Yes, thank you. I needed this."

"Good," he said, squeezing her hand gently. "We'll figure everything out. For now, let's just enjoy the day."

She lifted her head and noticed the green eyed woman who was just cleaning out their table.

"I have to go use the bathroom."

"Sure, ahm, can you maybe guide her?" Jake turned to the woman who was just cleaning out their table."

"Sure sir." she motioned as she lifted up her tray. 

Sari followed her, simply dropping the tray off the kitchen that they'd pass by before getting to the comfort room. 

The lady server paved the way for her. Sari's nerves are all over the place as she tries to recall the message that she's supposed to deliver. 

Before fully opening the door to the comfort room, she whispered loudly enough.