When I took myself for a tour around the cabin, I found a small bookshelf in one of the bedrooms, it didn't hold many books on it, but I picked one up anyway and started to read. It wasn't a good book, and I don't say that very often. It was about a girl who fell in love with a boy, they got married and had children, she fell terminally ill and then the book ended when she died. I predicted everything that was going to happen except when they called their child Winston, it was a girl. When I got up to get another book, I noticed it was 2pm, I was starving, and I haven't spoken to Cole since he kissed me.
I looked in the kitchen cupboards to see what there was, I found a packet of creamy tomato sauce and just enough pasta for two people. I'm not a great cook, it was never something that interested me, and my Dad was the chef of the house. If he didn't cook, we would just order pizza. I turned on the radio and found a station that played songs I'd heard of, the first one I heard was Come Together by The Beatles. I turned up the volume and began cooking, I even found an apron hanging on one of the shelves, so I decided to look the part.
"Are you this messy all of the time?" Cole's voice startled me, and I turned around to see him laughing.
"No, I'm not actually" I smiled. "I just have zero clue on what I'm doing" I said looking at the mess I'd made.
"What are you trying to make?" he asked.
"Pasta" I said quietly. He burst out laughing and then covered his mouth.
"It looks like you're trying to make a three-course meal. Why do you have two pans?" he asked.
"One for the pasta and one for the sauce" I said, like it was obvious. He started laughing again.
"You only need one" he laughed. "Here, sit down" thank God. I threw the apron down, sat at the table and watched him stir the sauce into the pasta.
"Were you a chef before you became a drug dealer?" I joked, but instantly regretted it. I thought he was going to throw the pan at the window, but to my surprise, he laughed.
"Now we're making jokes?" he smiled.
"Just trying to lighten the mood" I replied. He kept stirring the pasta and added in some other ingredients. "Garlic? Really?" I said, hoping he would get the joke.
"Why wouldn't you want garlic?" he smirked. He knows exactly why. I looked away because my cheeks were flushed, and I didn't want him to see. When I looked back over, I caught him staring at me.
"What?" I asked.
"The t-shirt" he said.
"What about it?" This is awkward. Does he want it back? I bet he regrets giving it to me. I feel like an idiot.
"I like it better on you" he smiled. I rolled my eyes but the butterflies in my stomach started doing backflips.
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Cast The Die
General FictionMacey Davis is a teenager with a normal life, until the fateful day her world is turned upside down. When her life is put in danger, she learns her perfect family wasn't all she thought it was. Secrets about her parents and their past unravel and M...