Chapter 9

Adelaide POV

“I’m just saying, the second one is clearly superior to the first. The CGI effects were much better done.” Jenna argued.

“You’re insane,” Lucas shook his head in disbelief. “The first one is an instant classic! CGI doesn’t even cover half of what practical effects can do.”

“Clearly, you need to get your eyes checked,” Jenna huffed. “Galactic Starfighters II has style and a clearly defined plot- and no musical numbers.”

“That was cut from the theatrical release and you know it!”

“Does this really matter?” I groaned, stuck in between their petty fight as I drove to the restaurant. “Where is this place, Jenna?”

“Oh, yeah.” Jenna perked up, taking a look at our surroundings. We were lucky to have the set right down the road from a shopping plaza. “Ooh-there it is!”

She pointed through the crowd and to a little shop with a flashing neon sign that said ‘Viva Tamarillo

I pulled into the driveway, parking the car, and getting out.

“I can’t wait for their taquitos,” Lucas grinned. “They have the best in the whole state.”

“Debatable,” Jenna shrugged. “Their enchiladas are delicious, though.”

“Let’s just go. I’m starving,” I huffed, pulling on their arms to get them walking towards the little spot.

“What does Tamarillo mean anyway? Is it slang for tomato?” Lucas asked as something else caught my attention.

As we neared the parking lot, I spotted a very familiar car. One I’d seen only last night.

Damon’s car was sitting outside this restaurant.

I frowned. What on earth was he doing here?

“What do you think, Addie?” Jenna asked.

I snapped back to attention, frowning at them as I asked, “Huh?”

“What does Tamarillo stand for?”

“Nothing, it’s a vegetable,” I pondered. “Or is it a fruit?”

“Not that again.” Lucas groaned. “What were you looking at?”

I huffed, pulling them to the glass window front of the restaurant. I cupped my hands to

in one of the chairs. On his other side were two beautiful women. I couldn’t believe what I

stepping back. “Take a look.

for the glass, looking in

not a good start to a

the word, and I’ll kill

get to him first,” I

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that with him? Oh, my,” Jenna backed away from the

Lucas and I turned to her

talent managers. Even we

the anger busting

last night, he was telling me we had to have a baby, and now he’s out here on a date with two other women? And why did it

That stupid playboy!

jealousy like I usually did. I didn’t want to let anyone know how much this actually

Lucas asked. “We

letting him ruin my lunch. I’m starving.” I grumbled as I threw open the door to the restaurant. I heard Jenna

full of food passed by for only a second to say her spiel, and then she was off. The smell of fajitas and fresh made tortillas filled my

purposely strode to the front, passing right in front of Damon’s gaze.

a child throwing a temper tantrum. I immediately

those are free,” Lucas eyed me. “Hopefully they bring more, I actually wanted to have

helpfully before standing the menu up.

and blocking

straight down to my stomach. I didn’t want to be here anymore. I couldn’t listen to him on a date with not just one, but

of me, I

because you ate a whole thing of chips and the salsal” Lucas tsked, shaking his head sadly at the empty bowl.

to do with Damon and his companions than anything, but I didn’t say that. Lucas and

and stormed outside. The bell on the door jingled as I exited, and I felt so stupid-fleeing from Damon like

of this was real, so why

I only sped up,

got close to the car, and I tried to throw the door open. Before I could get inside, however, a large hand pushed

“Hey!”

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his palm. “What’s wrong?” He looked at me with an unreadable face. I hated how calm

I grabbed the handle, pulling it but the car

me to move my hand off

day without being an

eyes twinkling with

the anger I’d been suppressing roared up inside of me. My cool was just about to call it quits when I heard a loud

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