What she had done was unforgivable.
What happens when she falls into the life of the man whom her actions had affected the most? With any move he could ruin her,
With twists and turns get ready for a ride of a lifetime!
Austin and I didn't make a statement to move a muscle, our eyes still locked in the moment. Blinking, I made an effort to speak. "Don't you think we should go?"
Austin shrugged slightly, pushing himself off the wall, sparing me one last look, before he was off. I stayed back, to try and compose myself in more of an orderly fashion before I found myself downstairs.
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Outfit
It was almost October now, and the air was getting quite chilly. I pulled on a large sweater, with black leggings and converse, setting my phone to silent, before I stowed it away in my designer purse.
I could already hear Austin's pronounced voice before I was halfway down the stairs. "Quit staring at me," I mumbled, when his gaze fell on me, he said nothing in response, instead turning to Jason, who was wiping off the counters like a good little boy.
Just kidding old man
" where exactly are we going?" Jason glanced up, meeting his sons eyes. I attempted to look like I wasn't prying in their conversation but can you blame me. "Quit staring at me," Austin reached over, elbowing me in the side. I squeaked loudly at the impact, moving my chair away like a little kid. Austin just laughed, but turned back to his dad.
" A drive in movie and dinner for my birthday."
" you forgot it was your dads birthday," I poked him in the back in return, laughing quite obnoxiously. " good old Austin forgot it was his dad's birthday. Happy birthday to you happy birthday to you happy birthday dear Jason happy birthday to you."
" don't sing, it's not one of your talents." Austin pulled on one of his shoes, scrubbing a hand through his hair, before hopping out of his seat.
" that wasn't very nice, I found it quite refreshing compared to your voice," Jason grinned, which earned a laugh from me, because that was quite a burn right there. I never thought Jason was the one to come up with a sarcastic line.
" you must have something wrong with your ears Dad," Austin called rounding the corner to the laundry room. Before I came here I thought Farmers hung their clothes up on laundry lines and waited for them to dry. Thank goodness they don't.
" but really, happy birthday," I grinned, feeling guilty that nobody had told me and I didn't even have a gift for him. However, my jaw nearly dropped when Austin came back out, holding the smallest package I had ever seen.
" I wouldn't be saying that about my voice ever again after this," Austin mumbled, placing a small wrapped weird shaped thing in his dad's hands. With interested eyes I watched him tear the paper off, to see a single key on a key ring.
" what is the key for?" I asked, standing up and going around the table to admire it myself, the dogs following In toe. Austin moved a bit so I could stand closer, not enough though, every time he moved an inch, his shoulder would brush mine, doing crazy things to my teenage mind.
