Chapter Six

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(Katie's pov)

"Yes Father I've settled in quite nicely," I said rolling my eyes for what seemed like the millionth time.

"Your rolling your eyes aren't you?" Father asked.

"Yep." I said making sure to pop the p at the end.

"So have you met him yet?" Father asked, changing the subject.

"Yes I have, he's quite different than I expected."

"Is that so?" Father asked.

Standing from the chair I was sitting in, I walked across the living room, and over to the bay window.

Across the street I could see Nathaniel standing on his front porch. Waving to whoever was driving the car that was leaving his driveway.

"He looks different than I remember, but then again it's been quite a long time since I've seen him."

"That is true, just don't move in to quickly and mess this up."

"I know Father, I won't mess this up," I said, watching as Nathaniel locked his front door.

"Hmm. Looks like he's going for a walk tonight," I said as I watched him start walking down the road in the opposite direction of his house.

"Don't do anything stupid Katie," Father warned.

"I won't," I said before hanging up my phone, sliding it into the back pocket of my jeans.

I walked over to the coat rack, grabbing a ball cap and a hoodie.

I slipped on the hoodie before putting on the cap as I opened the front door, stepping out onto the porch.

Hopping down the steps, I made my way towards the road. I begun to walk in the same direction that Nathaniel had went.

Looking forward I could see that he was only a few feet ahead of me.

"Hey Nathaniel," I yelled out, causing him to turn around.

"Oh, hey Katie," he said as a small smile made it's way to his lips.

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