My obsessive dark angel ( English version)

Chapter 4

The morning broke with a gentle light filtering through Kacy's bedroom curtains, caressing her face with a warm glow. The early sunbeams seemed to dance upon the walls, carrying with them the promise of a radiant day. Opening her eyes, the young girl greeted the day with a smile that naturally graced her lips. Today held a special significance for her - the beginning of the much-awaited weekend. And with the weekend came the exciting prospect of Danny's match and his team's performance.

Slipping out of bed with renewed energy, the brunette felt a slight impatience mixed with anticipation for the day ahead. Danny's matches were always an event not to be missed, an opportunity to support her best friend and immerse herself in the thrill of competition. She knew the atmosphere would be electric, charged with a contagious energy that would fill her with joy and enthusiasm.

As Kacy got ready, her thoughts wandered to the moments to come. Once prepared, she descended the stairs leading to the kitchen. The young girl was greeted by enticing aromas wafting through the air. The familiar scent of freshly ground coffee mingled with the alluring fragrance of lingering pancakes in the room. She was accustomed to finding her family gathered around the breakfast table, but that morning, she only found her elder sibling, busy at the stove.

A radiant smile illuminated the teenager's face as she watched her brother focus on cooking, his attention absorbed in every precise movement. She approached quietly, admiring Sam's culinary talent.

"Good morning, Sam," she greeted softly, letting out a slight sigh of contentment as she felt the comforting warmth of the room envelop her. "You're up early," Kacy remarked.

"You too, it seems," her brother replied.

"What are you doing up so early?" she inquired.

"Since Mom is still asleep after her hard days at work, I thought it would be nice to make her a special breakfast," he explained.

"That's a good idea. Do you want me to help?" she offered.

"Yes, if you'd like. You can beat the eggs for me and add some bacon too, please."

"At your command, chef," the young girl complied.

They hurried to prepare their mother's breakfast with joy and good spirits, and after a few minutes, they had managed to put together a breakfast fit for a queen.

"It looks rather good," declared Kacy as she observed the beautifully set tray.

"I think so too. Will you come with me to take it to her?" her brother asked.

"I would have loved to, but I have to go to the Wildcats basketball game."

"Oh, and who are you going with?" he inquired.

"Alyah's mom offered to take us."

"Alright, no problem."

"And what about you, what are you planning to do today?"

"The guys and I were thinking of going to the motorcycle races. There's a new model they're testing on the track."

"Just be careful, Sam. I know it's not my business, but I don't really like you going to those kinds of places even if I know you're not participating."

"Don't worry about me, okay? I know what I'm doing."

"You better," she said before being interrupted by a honk from outside.

She opened the door and saw Alyah and her mother, Miranda, already waiting.

"It's Alyah and her mom," Kacy warned her older brother.

"Go on, or you'll be late."

"Okay, I'm going. Kiss Mom for me and tell her I've already left."

"No problem. Have fun, sis."