Chapter Ten

Chapter 10

“Hey.” Theodore said. He was wearing his usual hoodie but he had the hood off. He let his hair fall across his shoulders is in wild messy waves giving me the impression that he had run his hands through them countless times today in frustration. He’d done countless times around me so I’m pretty sure I was right. He was holding a pair of skates in his hand and he had a mischievous glint in his eyes. I spelled bad news.

“Uh,” I paused, looking at the skates then back at him. “Skates?” I hated that I didn’t know how to raise a single eyebrow. It would have added extra effects to my question.

“Yes. Do you not have a pair?” He asked raising the said eyebrow. Show off.

“I don’t. I don’t know how to skate either.”

“That’s okay I’m sure the outdoor arena has one in your size that we could rent.”

“Excuse me, did you not hear everything that I just said?” I asked rolling my eyes.

“I did.”

“And,” I prompted.

“And we’re going to the skating rink.” He replied, being deliberately oblivio