I scoffed as I sliced the carrot into thin lines. Mum said carrot tasted better when they weren't chunky though I loved them extraordinarily chunky I settled to make them thinner for Mr No Nonsense Man.
" Annoying dickhead," I mumbled as I fixed his salad. He mostly had salad for lunch which I was trying to finish on time, before he skipped that too and his rich ass decided to sue me for starving a poor old man to death by my horrible services.
I arranged the bowl, trying to make colours put of the poor salad for Mr Grumpy. I could come up with a bunch of names for him if you'd give me a pen and paper. I'd gladly do that in perfect handwriting.
I wasn't allowed to even breath without a glare. I saw him going upstairs to his room and he eyed a glass of water I was holding.
" Good afternoon,"
" Ah!" I screamed, spilling the contents of the bowl. I cussed under my breath before meeting bright hazel orbs.
" The salad!" I cried, trying to hold my tongue. It's all his fault. He was in a white shirt, black slacks and he was quite the catch, curly brown hair, porcelain smooth skin, sharp facial features that'd make any woman fall deadly in love.
" I am sorry, I didn't mean to scare you, Miss." He apologized like the gentleman man he was. I sighed, rubbing my forehead. I had to make it all over again. The fuck.
" I thought it was Roxine's caregiver," he explained smoothly.
" I actually am his new caregiver, and now I'll have to start over again. No problem, my luck is hell bent on getting me fired on my first day." I ranted.
He smiled.
" Of course this looks funny," I rolled my eyes, sarcastically.
" I really am sorry, anyways I'm Ferrell Dovell, Roxine's best friend and doctor." I studied his features. He looked a bit younger than Roxine. Probably like five years younger if I wasn't exaggerating. It was hard to tell these men were that older.
" And you're?," His perfectly shaped brow lifted.
" Oh, urr-- my name is Lana Rhoades, Mr Campbello is upstairs," I cleared my throat.
" Yes, right, Roxine, I'll get going now," he looked flustered. What was wrong?, Did I say something out of line?. They were best friends, of course birds of the same feather flocked together.
" Wait, wait, I am sorry for my outburst earlier. I was just exhausted and quite stressed, I didn't mean to be so mean?," I retracted my hand wrapped around his arms.
" It's fine, Miss Rhoades," he waved it off.
" You can call me Lana." I smiled softly at him.
He nodded." I sure will."
" I'll take you to see Mr Campbello." I stupidly took the lead upstairs. Okay I made a mistake I should have just allowed him to go look for him. I hadn't gone around the house, I had no idea which side he took.
Left or right?.
" You're very hilarious, Lana,. You don't know where he is, correct?" Ferrell tucked his hands into his pants, smiling softly.
" Ur- actually," I whispered scratching my hair.
" How long have you been in these walls?," He took the right corridor.
I followed him." It hasn't even been 24 hours, it's just that I had to face Mr Campbello's wrath this morning and then make him his lunch and then, you showed up and I spilled his salad, so yeah I haven't had the time to go around,"
Was that considered too much talking?.
" Roxine, you've got yourself quite the caregiver." Ferrel mused.
I froze, lifting my eyes. They met Ferrell's back and then I peered past his arm.
" Oh shit." I squeak.
His hard gaze was on me.
" Step aside." He ordered. I swallowed hard and stepped into his line of sight.
This man has gotten me into far trouble than myself.
" Mr Campbello." I forced a smile.
He lifted a brow. Okay Mr No Smiling Face.
" Where's my lunch, Miss Rhoades?"
I nodded.
This is where I loose my job.
" It's in the ur- kitchen, just give the order and it'll be right here," I rocked back and forth.
" I need my lunch right now, go get it."
I looked at him with wide eyes.
" Did you not hear me?" He raised a brow.
" Right away."
I bolted.
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Incinerate Me
Romance" Roxine," she whispered breathily. I grinned softly, " Yes?, Do you have something to say, Miss Rhoades." I traced my nose up her jaw jawline. " You're too close," her hands rested on my cold chest. " First rule of caregiving, you must be closer t...