The Untypical Marriage
“Alright, next store!. Let’s go before those two get bored of playing guard.”
“I’m done,” I said, stretching my arms.
“Same here,” Romeo said quickly, holding up two shirts. One was multicolored, the other blue as he stared at himself in the mirror. After a long moment, he tossed the multicolored one into his pile. For someone who claimed he didn’t want to shop, his stack was bigger than all of ours combined.
Gia and both gave him a quizzing look.
“What I never agreed to playing guard,”
Gia rolled her eyes. “They’ll take care of the bill. Come on.”
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