The moment Marco dropped me off back at home , I didn’t bother going upstairs to my room. I walked straight through the foyer, past the stupidly grand staircase, and into the kitchen like I owned the place.The wide marble island was spotless, as always. A bowl of fruit sat in the center like some magazine photo, apples glossy, oranges bright, everything arranged with precision. I grabbed the nearest apple, the skin cool and smooth against my palm, and turned to leave.“Ohhh… you’re back,” Lily’s soft voice came from the pantry doorway, startling me hard enough that I nearly dropped the fruit.“Yeah,” I muttered, already halfway to the hall.She stepped forward, wiping her hands on the crisp white apron. “What should I cook for you today?”, She asked.“Anything.” I shrugged, shoulders tight. She seemed unbothered by my sarcasm, offering a faint smile. “You know you can just tell me, you haven’t eaten any of my breakfasts. Not once.” She spoke. “Is my cooking bad?” Her brows pinched,
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