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He handed me four bags and we made our way to the kitchen.
“Where’s Catalina?” he asked as we began to put stuff away.
“Taking a nap. She’s had a long hard day.”
I smirked at my brother, hoping he’d sense the joke and wouldn’t kill me.
Gabriel chuckled,
“Yeah, dealing with you and Micheal is enough to drain anyone’s energy.”
You have a smooth brain brother.
“Where’s your shirt?”
Fuck…
“Don’t worry about it, is there anything you need help with?”
Gabriel glanced at me, surprise shining brightly in his eyes,
“You want to help?”
I nodded my head.
Why is everyone so surprised when I offer to help with something?
“Well, I’m about to start dinner. Do you know how to cook?”
“Very little but I do know sometimes you have to set a timer to make sure certain things are cooked properly.”
I haven’t ever needed to cook for myself. I’ve always just gotten takeout. But that was when I only had myself to think about. Only me to worry about. Now I had her.
Gabriel laughed and he waved me over,
“Come on, I’ll teach you how to make one of Catalina’s favorites.”
I couldn’t fight the smile on my face.
“That would be much appreciated brother.”
I did appreciate it. Whether or not I liked it, Gabriel was one of the only people in this world that knew her. He knew what she liked and disliked. Granted I knew her secrets and body, her nightmares and her dreams but he knew more things that were more vital.
Gabriel shrugged,
“It’s no big deal, eventually you’ll have to figure out what she likes. Oh and remind me to give you the list of her usual orders from her favorite places.”
You would have a list.
“Just a word of advice, If you decide to one day take her on a proper date like a gentleman,”
We hadn’t had the time. I would have loved nothing more than to properly court her and to see her all dressed up, her soft hand in mine and my arm around her waist.
“She loves Italian food. It’s her favorite. If you can find a place that makes better Penne Vodka than me, she will probably love you forever.”
Italian food? Did not expect that.
“Shall we get started then?”
