"Seriously though, we need to know things on a personal level. Things serious couples would know," he says. "Things that normally bore me and I avoid at all costs," he continues.
I furrow my brows at him and his Neanderthal ways of courting a woman.
"I agree about knowing some aspects of each other's lives, but some things need to be left out to keep this platonic on our end," I advise twirling the ends of my hair.
"We need to learn about each other's families, what they like, what they don't like-"
"My dad won't like you, I know it." I shake my head, imagining the questions my father will fire at him.
"Oh, you have no idea what you're in for with my mother. She's hard to please, and won't like you instantly because she didn't pick you out herself." Skepticism bounces behind his eyes
