I awoke early due to a knock on the door. Why was my mother bothering me when she knew it was Saturday? I walked out of the room, and my eyes narrowed. I felt like punching the person bothering me this morning because he was sitting in front of me on the couch in our living room. And he gave me a friendly smile.
"Don't smile at me. I'm not pleased with your visit. It's still six o'clock in the morning, but you've already arrived. What do you need?" I asked.
"Didn't you promise Mitch you'd go for a walk today?" Duke asked, frowning.
"How do you know?" I asked.
Duke laughed.
"Of course, I know because she’s in the town with Amara waiting for us," said Duke.
I was gaping.
"Don't you get tired, Duke? I still want to sleep in the morning, " I said.
"If Mitch can be the
