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My Dad's Friend: 64
Jarvis Pov
Patiently, we sat waiting in a little restaurant. I sighed for the nth time since we arrived and popped my elbow on the table and my chin to my palm and blew hot air out my mouth.
“Are you tired, Jarvis?”
My eyes glanced up at the voice, found Sean going through his phone. I frowned. “Are you kidding me, we have been here for almost an hour”
“Don’t you have a phone, call Levi, or play a game” he voiced without looking up at me.
I pouted my lips. “Levi has been avoiding me, I plan to give him a piece of my mind when I return. I’m gonna beat the shit out from him” I breathed out. “I miss LA”
More like I miss Levi.
Sean nodded. “She will be here, patience is a virtue I heard”
“Right now it isn’t. Can’t we just
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