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“Problem?”
“Would you believe me if I said I was picking up the keys to unit 404 tomorrow morning?”
His mouth dropped open, “You're shitting me.”
I shook my head, giggled, then said, “Nope.”
Then he pointed at unit 403, “That’s me.”
I winked, then held out my hand, “Hi, neighbor.”
He shook his head, then shook my hand, “Howdy.”
‘All my life I thought air was free... until I bought a bag of chips.’
– Alec’s Secret Thoughts.
Chapter 4
Alec
Quickly, I ran through what I had in my place.
Nothing much.
But fuck, the thought of her staying anywhere else tonight wasn’t okay with me.
Then I looked at her and asked, “Hungry?”
She nodded.
I made a hasty decision, as I nodded, then put the truck into reverse, backed out, and caught her looking at me.
I winked, “Been working. Haven’t been home in a while. There’s no food in the fridge. Food Lion is the only store open this time of night.”
When she nodded, I headed to the store.
Thankfully, even though we lived in a small town, we still had the essentials.
Pulling into the parking lot, I knew I was going to have to throw it in four-wheel drive to get out of here.
Seeing the snow falling, I pulled up to the entrance and said, “Go ahead in. I’ll go park and meet you inside.”
I saw something flash in her eyes, but before I could question it, she nodded, then climbed out and headed inside.
Once I was parked, I climbed out of the truck and made my way inside.
Now, like I said before, I didn’t take the time to explain about her, because it was getting cold.
But now... seeing her standing there, I finally got my chance to get a good look at her.
And what a good look it was.
Her long black hair was starting to curl at the ends, and I knew it was because of the snow.
It was long and silky, hanging down to her mid-back.
She had pieces that framed her face.
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