Daddy's little good bad boy
He gives me a dead pan look and I burst into laughter, I bend over clutching at my sides as I laughed at him.
“Keep laughing and I will throw you out.” He tells me through gritted teeth.
“I’m sorry, it’s just so funny to me, don’t tell me you ever said the words, darker than my soul.” I imitate a grumpy voice when I say this.
He carried the bowl of ice cream and popcorn he had been making and walked out of the kitchen, leaving me behind as I laughed.
“Why did you rent a movie? Nobody does that anymore, we have streaming services now.” He tells me like I was a caveman.