The unexpected Neighbor

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Chapter Two: I turned around and leaned against the door for a second like I needed to reboot my brain. Did that really just happen? Was I just hit on by a tight-shirt-wearing cop at 7am in the morning? This neighborhood was definitely weird already. I walked back into the living room and plopped on the couch, letting out a groan. My head tilted back and I stared at the ceiling like it had answers. It didn’t. Useless ceiling. My phone buzzed on the table. I lazily reached for it. Naomi 💄 “You alive b***h?” Of course. She always texted like I was five seconds from dying. Me: “Barely. Damon saved my freezing ass last night. And guess what? I’m moving in next to him 🙃” I waited… three… two… one— Naomi 💄 “YOU WHATTTTTT” Naomi 💄 “You mean THE Damon? Tall, broody, hates everyone Damon???” Me: “Yeah that Damon. Kelvin basically forced it. Said it’s for my ‘safety’ 🙄” Naomi 💄 “Girl you’re either gonna end up married or in jail for murder. There’s no in-between 💀” I dropped the phone on my chest and sighed dramatically. She wasn’t wrong. The chances of me throwing something at Damon in the first week were pretty high. Just as I was about to relax again, another knock came from the door. Seriously? If this was the beginning of some prank show, someone better be filming because I was seconds away from losing my mind. I opened it without checking. Probably not smart, but I was tired and irritated. And of course, standing right there like a goddamn model fresh off a runway was Damon. In a plain black t-shirt that still managed to look expensive and jeans that fit way too well. “What now?” I asked, narrowing my eyes. He lifted a brown paper bag. “Groceries. Figured you were too lazy to get any.” I blinked. “You bought me groceries?” “No, I bought groceries for my cat. Of course I bought them for you.” I let out a slow breath and moved aside, letting him in. He walked in like he owned the place. Again. And started unpacking like this was his kitchen and not mine. I stood there watching him pull out eggs, cereal wait. Was that my favorite cereal? “You bought the one I like?” I asked, squinting. He didn’t even look up. “You talk about it enough. Hard not to notice.” Okay. That was... weirdly sweet. Gross. I crossed my arms. “So what, now you're my personal grocery guy?” He raised an eyebrow. “Don’t push it, Beverly.” Ugh. That name again. I was about to respond when another buzz came from my phone Naomi 💄 “TELL ME YOU DIDN’T JUST LET HIM IN. ALONE. WITH YOU. OMG.” I sighed. This was going to be a long week.
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