All Chapters of THE SWITCH: 100 DAYS OF ME AND YOU : Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Grayham’s POVI got out of bed—or should I say got out of the couch—and then stretched. Yesterday, I moved the sofa and a few of my things to one of the rooms on the second floor, and I vacated the bedroom for Glinda.I glanced at the wristwatch on the small stool beside the couch and grabbed a towel. It was another day to teach at the community school. I grabbed a bucket and went to get water. After that, I went to one of rest restrooms on the second floor and washed up.I came back to my makeshift room, got dressed, and grabbed my wallet. I made my way toward the cafe and stopped halfway. The corners of my mouth twitched with excitement and I began to sniff the air.I rushed to the café kitchen and spotted Glinda humming with an apron tied around her. There was a jar of milk in her hand. She turned around. “Are you going to stand there or do the dishes,”My eyes wandered to the large loaves of fresh bread lying on the table. “You made those?” My hand trembled toward the loaves.She

Mile’s POVI breathed a sigh as the cab swerved down Kaden home. It was easy to convince Grayham’s Grandpa. All I had to do was inform him that I was headed for a business retreat and what better time to unwind with the board members than the weekend.He wished me the best and a safe flight. He thought I was flying out of Chicago and since he didn’t demand where I was headed, I said nothing but proceeded to pack my bag.I think I’m starting to enjoy the liberties that come with Grayham’s life. Apart from the fact that I had to struggle with nothing, it was easier to get away from home whenever I wanted. Feels like there were no restrictions.It was almost 8 am and I had already texted Grayham to inform him that I was on my way. Since his Grandfather thought I was heading for the airport, I settled for a cab instead of Sam driving me. That way, no one would know where I was headed. I just told Sam to take the weekend off.By the time the cab pulled up in front of Kaden home, Grayham an

Grayham’s POVWhite!That was the first thing I saw right before my body system shut down and my eyes closed.I was in the water with Miles before the glitch happened. Scratch that, the glitch happened to me right after the kiss. My head banged and before I could come to terms with the situation, I was already shaking.I just slowly opened my eyes and couldn’t fix them on a particular structure. Is that the closet?I sighed and then pressed my eyes against each other and by the time they finally opened, I could tell that I was back in the room I shared with Miles.I abruptly sat up, wondering how I had managed to get here after passing out in the water. Did Miles bring me here? He was right in front of me when the glitch happened.I turned to the other side of the bed and saw Miles waking up. He opened his eyes and they immediately widened when they saw me.“You brought me here?” Miles demanded.“What do you mean by that? I wanted to confirm if you brought me here after the glitch,” I

Grayham’s POV“This is the best meal I’ve had in months,” Miles professed the moment we stepped out of the canteen.I sighed and then shook my head. There was no denying that the tacos were a 10/10 but Miles must be joking to declare it the best meal he had had in months. Unlike me who had to rely on snacks, takeouts, and the few homemade meals in the last couple of months, he had my family’s chefs at his beck and call.Theodore stood in front of us with his hands stationed on his waist. “I trust you both had an eventful day, gentlemen,”“You’ve done well, Theodore. We had fun,”“Yeah. So much fun,” Miles replied. “Especially with the tacos,”Theodore laughed and turned around. “The sun is setting. We must head home right now. Perhaps you two will like to cool up in the lake and get some rest afterwards,”“Not the lake,” I quickly replied.Theodore chuckled. “I can teach you guys how to swim. I know you guys won’t be here for long but two or three days is enough to keep your arms in t

Grayham’s POVGlinda is homely and such a charming host. I have to give her that. She had found a way to keep Miles and me on our feet since we arrived in Trent town. It’s been an eventful two days so far. It was quite refreshing too.Right now, we are about to have dinner outside, in front of the lake. It was just like a picnic except that ours was happening at night under the moonlight.There was a traditional Indian rug spread out and a fruit basket was on it. I was carrying the sauce while Miles followed with the bowl of Chinese rice. We got to the spot, dropped all the items on the carpet, and then Glinda showed up with the cooling pot carrying water bottles and soda.We all sat on the large carpet and stretched out our legs. The beautiful moonlight provided all the illumination we needed and the chilly air was just perfect.Glinda cleared her throat loudly and I knew she was about to start a conversation. She barely keeps mute even at meal time.“Can I ask you both an honest que