Tris pov.
After we won the dance off, we all headed back home except for four. He came home with me.
"Hey Toby, what do you want to eat tonight" I said, while looking thought the cabinets.
"Umm, anything is fine, but can we have lasagna" Toby questioned. I love lasagna, I'm so glad he said that.
"Yeah, we'll eat lasagna since you want it and because that's my favorite dish" I answered. I picked out all the ingredients and we ate. I put the leftovers in the fridge.
Now we're watching a movie called unfriended. It's about A teenager and her friends become the prey of an unknown online presence that wants revenge for a shaming video that caused a classmate to kill herself one year prior. It was a good movie, but I didn't like the girl named blaire.
Anyway we ended up falling asleep on the couch, him laying down and my back faced to his chest.
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The sun shined in my face. I yawned and stretch my arms out. I saw Toby still sleeping, I gotten up carefully so I wouldn't wake him. I walked into the kitchen and made eggs,bacon, and croissants. I heard feet hitting the floor while I tried to reach for cups at the top of the shelf. Why would the cups be all the way up there. Gosh! I was almost there, when I felt hands on my waist lifting me up. I got it! Yes! Once I was down, I was welcomed with a good morning and a kiss on the cheek. I turned and saw Tobias with his morning hair. At least he had the decency to brush his teeth.
"Good morning love" Tobias murmurs in my neck.
"Good morning, baby" I said back.
"Come on, let's eat breakfast before it gets cold" I stated while smiling. He nodded and smiled back with his pearly white teeth. We both sat down at the table and ate, while smiling at each other
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Guys I just wanted to say that this couple that I posted held hands everyday at breakfast and even died holding hands together. I think that's amazing. if you want to find the article about this couple click this link.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/ohio-couple-dies-hours-apart-holding-hands-after-70-years-of-marriage/