Sofia Grey

"Blinded by love that exactly what i was. millie noted shaking her head as she chuckled softly. hated had been so naive but knew better now. not to make the same mistake if ever found herself dating again. think talk beth about it first. after all was one who got me keep house divorce. grateful have a good lawyer on side much friend. rather you deal with noah than or christian be honest. won listen and chris pray god don cross paths each other because will ugly. those two were lot more angry at ex-husband took few minutes get ready pack things for next days before made way downstairs. let out of here. grinned grabbed jacket.

"So I'm the lesser evil compared the two of them. Maybe you're right. I'll really try to behave... Let's say it civilized. But that doesn't mean I won't tell him my true opinion of him." " she shook her head and left the room, heading for the stairs that led her to the living room, where she settled comfortably and pulled out her phone to check her emails while waiting for Millie, who didn't really delay much. "Come on. I parked in front." Larissa said getting up and going out on the porch, where she stopped for a second to find the car key and unlock it with a squeaking sound.

“I know I did that’s for sure,” Sam teased, knowing she must be kidding. He realized it was after that day where she became distant, but also remembered he promised not to ask about it again. “Indeed we are,” he chuckled, bringing his index finger up to his chin in thought. “Well, there is only one way to find out, right? We have to do it. I’ll just have you know she would make me pay for everything, which I will, then make us help her rebake everything and restock her bakery. Sound like something you’re up for?” He questioned. He remembered once he tried stealing a pastry but she had a count on everything and made him help her make more. He had to admit it was definitely worth it.

"You know that's not fair. You need a new repertoire because I don't promise it will work for you next time." Larissa shook her head, grinning at the obvious lie she had told. "So it's decided. We're doing it. Tonight. Even now." she said get up from the booth and reached out to take his hand before strated pulling him behind you. "You know you can't scare me with your sister. Different rules apply to me. And she couldn't be mad, after seeing my sad beautiful face especially as I explain to her that the idea was entirely yours. " She teased him with a chuckle.

“That makes me happy to hear,” Madi responded, pulling Larissa into a hug. She definitely missed her and felt silly for the time wasted over a petty argument. “So, to make up for lost time and everything else.. let me take you out tonight. Your choice of place as long as there’s a bar. I need a drink,” she insisted with a smile on her face hoping to convince her friend.

Knowing that Madi had forgiven her was a great relief for Larissa, and a wide smile appeared on her face as she fell into her friend's arms. "That sounds like a very good plan to me." she laughed and nodded. How could she better spend her evening if not in Madi's company. She definitely missed that, and she didn't even need her bribing smile to give a positive answer. "Tonight. Cloack and stagger. It's a date."

Ollie shook his head as he let out another laugh, “Please girl, if you annoy yourself how do you think myself feels? I’m……. pretty annoying sometimes, I’m not gonna lie!” He gave an innocent shrug, a snort following. When they arrived at the restaurant, Ollie bounced out of the car and led his friend inside to the magical place that was iHOP. They were able to seat themselves, menus already at the table which Ollie was excited to show Larissa. “They have so many kinda pancakes, other stuff too, but the pancakes are the best! You can get them topped with literally anything, like even to look like a face! Sometimes there’s a tiny bit too much whipped cream on there but it’s all good by me!”

"You are not annoying. I think I've told you before that I like every little weird thing about you. " Larissa shook her head with chuckle. To other people, the little things Ollie did might be strange, but she definitely accepted them as part of him and his charm. "Like everything everything?" Larissa raised her eyebrows and immediately looked at the menu. Countless different combinations began to pop into her mind, but maple syrup was the thing that won her over, and she definitely had no intention of being distracted by the goal, though she was curious to try other options. "Which species do you think is the best?"

“I would hope you would choose my heart. It is very valuable, please take care of it,” Sam responded with a smile. He listened to her mention the other things she liked, nodding along as she did. “Ah, so you like me? I’m a sweet thing,” he teased again, going back to what occurred between them at the park when they bumped into each other for the first time again. “Hey, I can put up a fight. Chocolate happens to be a favorite of mine also. Bring it on.” He smirked, raising a brow at the girl in a teasing way. “As long as we get to continue spending time together, I don’t care what we end up having to do.”

"I think I've heard those words before." Larissa said and laughed, remembering the scene in the park, but quickly dismissed the memory because she didn't want to remember the awkward situation after the kiss she'd wanted. "I told you we were going to have a problem with that. I don't know how we're going to handle the division." she chuckled, shaking her head. "Well, in that case, let's try this. I wonder how angry  would Lottie be if we attack her bakery and eat everything we find." Who would have thought that this idea came to Larissa's mind, but it sounds fun except for the part with the angry Charlotte.