Lexus
Ten Thousand Club
Amelia
"I think you're trying too hard to impress me, Acciolli. It makes me think you're up to something." Taking the seat he held out for me, I situated myself in the seat, taking in the view, realizing how much I loved it. Jayden knew what he was doing. He had a way with surprises. Whenever I started to feel that our routine outings were becoming too mundane and predictable, he managed to pull a stop like this one, which made me fall for him all over again. What irked me, was because I felt like this moment was too good to be true, I anticipated it coming to an end. I was waiting for Jayden's phone to ring and for me to end up eating in this beautiful spot all by myself. It wouldn't be the first time, but it was still just as heartbreaking.Lately, I noticed Jayden become so fixated in his work, he never gave himself a free moment. I didn't know for sure, but I was afraid it was because he was realizing that because I lacked the maternal desire to become a mother that there was no future with me.
Is this the end, his way of making an elaborate finale before he cut me out of his life? Oh no,
Now I was anxious, Now I wanted the phone to ring.
maintaining a calm demeanor, I kept the same sweet smile I held since we got out of the shower together, noddingly pleasantly when the waiter brought me the glass of wine I ordered. When my gaze met Jayden's again I realized I couldn't think of any conversation starters that didn't involve our work lives, which I was trying to avoid tonight. We were a couple, not each other's assistants. Sipping the chardonnay, I hoped Jayden would start the conversation first, but in the same sip, I wanted to avoid anything negative I thought he would bring up. The setting was just so perfect, something had to ruin it.
"Is this where you brought all your snobby exes when you wanted to break things off," I asked through the glass, smirking in his direction. From what he told me on our first date, he hated coming to places like this, so maybe, this really was it. If it was, I was still in denial.