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Just as Bailey mentioned that she was cold, the waffle maker dinged and the waffles popped up. "Then eat something warm. It'll get your mind off of it." David said as he put two waffles on each of their plates. Then, he got to work on pouring some syrup and put some butter on them.
"Eat, Lily," David said as he placed her plate in front of her and sat down next to her. His eyes were down on the plate as he started to cut into the warm goodness. Then, as he took his first bite of the sweet treat, he glanced over towards Lily. "You better not waste any of that." He warned her as he took another bite. "Money doesn't grow on trees, and those are your favorite anyways. Chocolate chip."
In his room, David actually had a notebook that was filled with all of the things that Lily liked and didn't like. Her habits and cute little quirks. She was the love of his life, and when he lost her. Well, he wrote everything down so that he didn't forget anything about her.
"Once we're done eating, that dye should be ready to wash out." David started as he focused down on his food. "Then we're going to start focusing on your walk. You don't walk like My Little Flower. That needs to change." He told her as he raised his eyes and looked at the girl next to him. "You're going to learn quickly, got it?"
Just as Bailey mentioned that she was cold, the waffle maker dinged and the waffles popped up. "Then eat something warm. It'll get your mind off of it." David said as he put two waffles on each of their plates. Then, he got to work on pouring some syrup and put some butter on them.
"Eat, Lily," David said as he placed her plate in front of her and sat down next to her. His eyes were down on the plate as he started to cut into the warm goodness. Then, as he took his first bite of the sweet treat, he glanced over towards Lily. "You better not waste any of that." He warned her as he took another bite. "Money doesn't grow on trees, and those are your favorite anyways. Chocolate chip."
In his room, David actually had a notebook that was filled with all of the things that Lily liked and didn't like. Her habits and cute little quirks. She was the love of his life, and when he lost her. Well, he wrote everything down so that he didn't forget anything about her.
"Once we're done eating, that dye should be ready to wash out." David started as he focused down on his food. "Then we're going to start focusing on your walk. You don't walk like My Little Flower. That needs to change." He told her as he raised his eyes and looked at the girl next to him. "You're going to learn quickly, got it?"
July 7th, 2019 at 05:10am