Chapter Nine
The rain was getting heavier by the minute as the clouds opened up, the wind had picked up as well, blowing the tops of the trees. The sky lit up briefly with a flash of light and not long after I heard more thunder. I love watching the rain but when Jodie returned with two mugs of coffee I took a seat beside her and leaned back into the couch.
“It’ll rain all night,” I murmured.
“Yep, the roads will be as slippery as s**t,” she smirked, “I haven’t started cooking yet. What do you fancy?”
“Whatever’s going, I’m easy to cook for, although my culinary skills are a little sparse.”
“Well, that’s something we’ll have to rectify,” she nudged my knee with her leg, “about the only thing my ex husband misses about me is my cooking, I’m a fanatic for cooking shows.”
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