I looked out and saw that it had clouded over. I picked up
my phone and dialed Edward’s number.
“You’re not calling to cancel are you?” Edward teased.
“No. I’m actually calling to see if I can come a little
earlier,” I laughed. “Is that okay?”
“That’s perfect, Bella,” he said, the smile in his voice
obvious. “Do you need directions?”
“Nope. I’m good. I’ll be over in like forty-five minutes,” I
said.
“Good luck with that. It took me almost an hour to get home
this morning at seven in the morning,” he chortled. “Then again, I took the
train.”
“Not the way I drive,” I quipped. “I’ll see you soon,
Edward.”
“Okay, angel,” he snorted. I rolled my eyes and hung up the
phone. I made sure I had my contact lenses and headed down to the garage.
Climbing into my Ferrari, I drove to Edward’s townhouse. Forty-five minutes
from the time I left the garage, I pulled up to Edward’s doorstep. I parked my
baby and locked her up. Edward came outside and blew out a low whistle. “That
is one sweet car…”
“Thanks,” I smirked. “I have a penchant for fast, shiny
things. I have an Aston Martin in storage. A Lamborghini, too.”
“Okay, stop. I really want to have this relationship be
based on our connection and not your collection of fucking hot cars,” Edward
bellowed. “Can I drive her?”
“Maybe,” I said coyly. “Perhaps after dinner.”
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