Friday.
The day was full of excitement.
The guys were excited to finally have a guest come and stay in our guest room, I was excited to get closer to her.
Around three, the soft knock that I had learned as Mila sounded before the door opened, a smile on her face.
"Good afternoon" I smiled to her, watching her walk to me.
"Want a mint?" I asked, watching her eyes glance from the mints to me.
"I'm okay; thank you" She spoke, sitting in her chair.
"How are you feeling?" I asked her, seeing her shrug.
"I'm good, excited to be with you" She spoke simply, making me smile.
I liked that she was starting to voice her excitement or happiness- that way I knew how she was feeling.
"Can we do Jenga?" She spoke.
She was so comfortable today, I couldn't help but wonder what was different.
"Of course" I nodded.
She watched as I set the pieces up.
"It's your turn" she spoke, making me smile.
"I'm from Australia" I spoke, seeing her excitement drop
"I knew that" she spoke.
"How did you know that?" I laughed out.
Her eyes narrowed to me
"You certainly don't have an American accent, Luke"
I laughed lightly to her
"Well that was my fact, you have to deal with it" I laughed out, seeing her eyes roll.
"I know how to pick a lock" she spoke, this had my interest.
"Prove it"
I made her go outside, and I locked myself in my office, waiting patiently.
I could hear her messing with the doorknob and almost ten seconds later she opened the door, holding a bobby pin
"Told you" she grinned, impressing me.
We joined back together, starting the Jenga game.
"I used to have a band" I spoke.
"Like- a music band?" She shot.
"Yep, Calum and my other two friends were in it with me" I spoke, seeing her smile.
"Were y'all any good?" She asked
"Let's just say"
"There's a reason we went to medical school"
