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It'll Be Your Name on My Last Breath
I Was Thinking Orange
I sat in the restaurant waiting for Kylee to show. I sipped on my drink waiting for her. After a few minutes she walked in and over to the table I was at. I smiled up at her as she sat down, “I went ahead an ordered you a drink.”
She smiled and sat down, “awesome, I’m dying of thirst.”
I smiled, “yeah, how’s your boys?”
“Sleepy as ever,” she said smiling. “I’m sure they’re taking a nap right now.”
I nodded, “Eli was sleeping when I left.”
“I’ll blame it on the long ride on a plane and being in a different country,” she said and sipped her drink.
I nodded, “so have you and Jake talked about the wedding again yet?”
She nodded and smiled, “yes and he wants to get married before the first race.”
I looked at her and snorted, “not surprised, you’ll pull it off.”
She sighed heavily, “I’m worried about that.”
I shook my head and smiled widely, “well you got an idea for when, you just need to decide where.”
She nodded, “I figured I’d set up a few places to go look at today and go look at them with Jake when he’s free.”
I nodded, “I’m here if you need help.”
She smiled, “thanks dear.”
I nodded, “so let me guess is it going to be a green wedding too?”
She laughed and shrugged, “I was thinking orange.”
I tossed a salt packet at her, “lies.”
“Well, we’ll see,” she said smiling.
“At least I won’t be nine months pregnant when you do the wedding,” I said smiling.
She nodded, “I can’t believe that you and Eli are already planning to have a baby.”
“It’s exciting, I just can’t wait to have my own bundle of joy,” I said smiling really big.
“Liam needs a cousin to play with,” she said and stabbed her food.
I laughed, “I guess he does, huh?”
She smiled, “we’ll have to get your little one a dirt bike when he’s born.”
I looked down at my plate, “is it bad that I fear the day my own says that he wants to ride a dirt bike already?”
She shrugged, “I fear when Liam decides he actually wants to race.”
I nodded, “the struggles are what scary me. I don’t want to lose my child like the way I lost the connection with my family, all because of racing.”
We talked about a few other things, the wedding and how she was going to handle Wil with the pressure of the wedding at the same time. I made sure to tell her I’d be there every step, because that’s what best friends do, we stick together like glue.
She smiled and sat down, “awesome, I’m dying of thirst.”
I smiled, “yeah, how’s your boys?”
“Sleepy as ever,” she said smiling. “I’m sure they’re taking a nap right now.”
I nodded, “Eli was sleeping when I left.”
“I’ll blame it on the long ride on a plane and being in a different country,” she said and sipped her drink.
I nodded, “so have you and Jake talked about the wedding again yet?”
She nodded and smiled, “yes and he wants to get married before the first race.”
I looked at her and snorted, “not surprised, you’ll pull it off.”
She sighed heavily, “I’m worried about that.”
I shook my head and smiled widely, “well you got an idea for when, you just need to decide where.”
She nodded, “I figured I’d set up a few places to go look at today and go look at them with Jake when he’s free.”
I nodded, “I’m here if you need help.”
She smiled, “thanks dear.”
I nodded, “so let me guess is it going to be a green wedding too?”
She laughed and shrugged, “I was thinking orange.”
I tossed a salt packet at her, “lies.”
“Well, we’ll see,” she said smiling.
“At least I won’t be nine months pregnant when you do the wedding,” I said smiling.
She nodded, “I can’t believe that you and Eli are already planning to have a baby.”
“It’s exciting, I just can’t wait to have my own bundle of joy,” I said smiling really big.
“Liam needs a cousin to play with,” she said and stabbed her food.
I laughed, “I guess he does, huh?”
She smiled, “we’ll have to get your little one a dirt bike when he’s born.”
I looked down at my plate, “is it bad that I fear the day my own says that he wants to ride a dirt bike already?”
She shrugged, “I fear when Liam decides he actually wants to race.”
I nodded, “the struggles are what scary me. I don’t want to lose my child like the way I lost the connection with my family, all because of racing.”
We talked about a few other things, the wedding and how she was going to handle Wil with the pressure of the wedding at the same time. I made sure to tell her I’d be there every step, because that’s what best friends do, we stick together like glue.