Nan & Mac Book 1 (Love Syndrome)

CHAPTER - 23

Nan's words made Mac blush.

--Uh, shameless scoundrel. If you're going to take me with you, then hurry, if you're late, I'll go alone.

Mac screamed to cover his embarrassment at Nan's words, his hands twisting the sheets.

-If you go alone, I'll kick you, that's all.

Nan threatened before hanging up.

--Idiot! Mac cursed behind his back.

I took the book and continued with difficulty. Shortly afterwards, Nan went home and approached Mac, who was lazing in the garden.

--Are you leaving? Nan's husky voice said, making Mac look at him.

"I'm going," Mac answered shortly.

--So, are you ready? Nan asked.

--Not yet, I didn't know when you would return.

Mac spoke quickly before Nan could say anything.

--Go and get ready, it's already 5 o'clock, Nan replied, so Mac got up, went back into the house, went up to his room and then went downstairs to meet Nan who was waiting downstairs.

Coming down the stairs, Mac heard Nan's voice talking to Frog.

--Why didn't you cook for Mac, Frog? Nan's frail voice rang out, making Mac freeze at the sound of his name.

-- Well, brother you weren't here, answered Frog. Now the two were talking in a corner of the room, near the entrance to the house.

--If I'm not here, you have to cook, otherwise something will burn, Din said

we are in

--He can cook for himself and not

he is my boss He doesn't pay me

the wage. Why must I continue to

do i do everything for him Frog responded with

reluctance.

--How am I going to talk to you, Frog? I brought him here with me, please just cook for him. What is hard? Or do I have to give you a raise and pay you to handle his food?

Nan continued. Mac, who was sitting there listening, felt his heart pound at Nan's words, as if Mac was one of the most important people in the house to take care of.

--I don't want a raise...Ok, if Hia wants me to handle it, I'll do it, said Frog helplessly. In short, Frog couldn't argue with Nan.

--Well, that's it, said Nan.

Mac paused for a moment and slowly descended the stairs. Nan was also walking up the stairs.

--Are you done? Nan asked, Mac nodded, then turned to look at Frog, who was following Nan, and saw that the other person was mocking him.

Mac sighed softly, knowing immediately that Nan had definitely made Frog hate him even more.

--Then go to the car, said Nan, a little angry because he was angry with Frog.

--So, brother, what do you want me to make for dinner?

Frog couldn't help but ask.

--No need, Mac and I are going to eat in town, Nan said, before pulling Mac by the arm to walk to the front of the house at the same time.

As soon as they got into the car, Nan left the house and headed straight for Mac's house. On the way, Mac looked at him periodically, because Nan didn't bother him as usual.