(Song: "What kind of man loves like this?" By Florence and the Machine. Using the lyrics in this chapter, hence this note. (: )
"We're wasting time." I said, folding my arms.
"Yeah, you mentioned that. 90 times."
"But what if-"
He raised his hand. "I know what I'm doing."
I gave him a blank look. "You mean, apart from the stuffing-yourself-with-food part?"
"I'm not stuffing myself!" He said through a mouth full.
"Chew with your mouth closed." I said, which earned me a glare. I sighed before sitting next to him, suddenly seeing him in a completely different light. "Do I like... not feed you properly?"
The first thing he'd done when he realized that I wasn't going to faint again was make me get enough food to feed a whole army of malnourished kids. For the way, he had said. But since he'd already eaten half of it, I didn't actually believe him.
He stopped eating before turning to face me. "You do realize I'm a grown man, right?"
I gave him a huge smile, "You can grow, but you'll always be my baby."
He opened his mouth before closing it again. "So you're over your panic attack?" He asked after a few seconds.
That wiped my smile off. This morning, the only thing I could think about was trying to find a way to get to Draconovia without the security or Raees finding out.
Now, I was the mother of a kid/adult, probably going to get divorced in a few weeks and never be happy again.
And to top it off, I didn't even know my kid's name.
Something he couldn't tell me, apparently. Rules of time travel.
I was pretty sure he was making it up as he went.
"I just can't believe that Raees-"
"Is such a douche-bag?" He cut me off. "Because he definitely is."
I frowned at him. "He only seems that way to people who don't know him."
"People like me." He said.
I shook my head. "Look, I'm definitely having a hard time wrapping my head around this and all, but I like to believe that I'm good at maths." At least I was, when I actually went to school. He gave me a confused look, I ignored it. "And according to the rules of mathematics, if you're my son, and I'm married to Raees, who I love and would never ever EVER cheat on, and of course, adding the fact that you look a lot like him-"
"He is my father." He cut me off. I was beginning to realize it was a bad habit of his. An inherited bad habit. "But we're not close."
I got that. He had called himself fatherless a few hours ago. But it still didn't fit into my mathematical logic. "Why?"
"Because he's the enemy and I live with my mother." He said while dusting his hands off and standing up. "And I'm team Nex. OK, then. Let's get going."
Team what? "But he's your-"
"God! Can we please stop going in circles?" He nearly shouted. "We have the world to save!"
I stood up too. "Technically, we don't have to save the whole world. Just-"
"Mai-"
"Why do you keep calling me by my name?" I placed my hands on my hips. "It's very ill mannered, young man."
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