HIS LITTLE PET
He looked a little tired from the lack of sleep, but the second he saw me, a soft smile touched his lips.
"Hey," he said quietly.
"Hey," I smiled, stepping aside to let him in. "Perfect timing. Dinner’s almost ready."
"You actually cooked?" Nathan asked, walking into the kitchen and looking at the simmering pot of pasta. He sounded pleasantly surprised, his eyes turning wide and soft. “I didn't think you could.”
“Huh? Now I feel slightly offended,” I folded my arms. “I fried eggs at your apartment the first time I entered your apartment.”