His Kitten

Chapter Two - Jinxed

   It was Saturday.

  One fifty-five in the afternoon to be exact.

   I stood outside the Lovely Cups cafe waiting helplessly for Alex. He was fifty-five minutes late.

  Maybe I was right, maybe he changed his mind.

  If that was what happened then there's no point in wasting more time over a no-show.

  Sighing, I grabbed my phone getting ready to text Monica and Amy about what happened. But my fingers wouldn't type it. They couldn't.

  If I type this then I'll admit defeat and look like a loveless friend that they would feel awkward to be around as I don't have a boyfriend.

I sighed again as I walked down the street.

What am I suppose to do now? I promised them I'd take a picture.

  While I was lost in though I was shoved a group of girls rushed by me.

  "Did you see how hot he is?" One of them shouted and I furrowed my brows. Who are they talking about?

    I used my eyes and scanned my surrounding. Sure enough I found the guy they were talking about. It wasn't hard to see as he could pass of as a god, a sexy one at that.

   My mind fluttered with one thought in mind; that he could pretend to be my blind date. All I need is a picture and that's what I was determined to get.

The cross walk turned green and gave me a pass I needed to get closer to him as he was across the street from me with a person that I believe to be a friend.

When I got there, I slowly approached him with my phone on the camera app open.

Three.

I walked a few more steps closer.

Two.

I held my phone high enough to get his face and pecks in the shot.

One.

I took the picture.

"Hey what are you-" The man shouted as the flash on my phone went off. I ran away soon after it took the picture.

How embarrassing! Why of all times did the flash have to go off when I need a hot guy's photo?

Fate just loves making a fool out of me, doesn't it?

My phone buzzed at that moment and I answered my mother.

"Jane please pick up some paper towels. Your uncle didn't realize that we needed some." My aunt mumbled and I laughed. She was always nagging about my uncle forgetting things, though she wasn't any better.

"Will do." I said and then ended the call.

Looks like I'm gonna have to stop by the super market on the way home.

***

The rest of Saturday flew by and so did Sunday as I had fun with my family. Along with being a couch potato as my favorite television show was having a marathon.