Chapter 38
“Your first love is your first love. It cannot be analyzed, explained, or forgotten.”
Aisling Bea
My mom had been right about the little cafe in town ~ it was cute and cozy. They also just had good coffee, much better
than the black sludge that Steve was drinking in his thermos every morning.
After I’d gone with her that first night, I started going there on my own. Sometimes I’d take a book to read, and other
times I would just people-watch with steaming hot coffee in my hand. \°)
Yorba Linda was definitely a small town, there was no denying that. Besides a grocery store, a movie theater, a library, and
the little cafe, there were just houses here. (*
But it was also peaceful and the people were nice but not intrusive. I was used to living in a small town — if you could
call the Blacktooth Pack a town ~ but the pack had never felt peaceful.
Everyone had heightened emotions, mates were all over each other, and people thought they were entitled to know
every aspect of your life. It probably had to do with their “mind link,” but as a human, it wasn’t great. Yorba Linda
might’ve been small, but nobody bothered you. People
went about their business and didn’t inquire about yours. It was nice. )
After ten days in the little town, I found myself spending another afternoon in the coffee shop. This time, I was equipped
with some mystery novel I’d pulled off mom’s bookshelf. Her collection was sparse, so I would need to make a run to the
local library soon.
I walked up to the coffee shop counter to place my order. The shop was a little busy, and I watched the barista ~ a
college-aged girl with dyed purple hair whose nametag read Amber ~ multitask like a pro.
Geez, she really moves fast. (: She slid someone’s mocha down the counter and then turned to me. Despite how quickly
she seemed to be working, there wasn’t a hair out
of place. She didn’t seem to be breaking a sweat. (=
“What can I get you?” she asked with a bright smile, and I saw her eyes
widen when she looked at me. “Woah,” she muttered under her breath. )
My cheeks instantly flushed. Why is she staring at me like that? “What?” I couldn’t help but ask. She was still staring. “Do
I have still
swiped my shirt sleeve across my face several times. “Oh, no,”
I’m sorry ~ I wasn’t trying to stare. It’s just…you reminded
you
guess,” I said, “She’s a redhead with freckles? We kind of all
Sorry. I didn’t mean to make you feel awkward. Anyway, what can I get
hot Americano with
I settled into one of the armchairs by
was nearly fifty pages in when a voice broke through the silence.
high alert. I took a sharp
“Aiden?”
last time I’d seen him two years ago. I could tell he was taller, his hair was
he was less scrawny
no mistaking the same blue eyes and fluffy blonde hair. ) This was
on knowing about, and interrogated me about whether Aiden had
at him with wide eyes. Of
— but where had he come from?
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Yorba Linda?
see you,” Aiden said with a bright smile and he plopped down on the
walked in. I thought
even bluer than I remembered them to be and I couldn’t help but blush. Suddenly, I felt
my hair was or how big Steve’s jacket must’ve looked
when I look like I
me,” I told him, “You’re not seeing things…but what are
a second. “In this coffee shop or Yorba Linda, you
see you. I
you know,” he grinned, “Last I remember, you were living in Washington with your dad. But to
I’ve been going to the local college a town over, but
coffee ~ nothing
remembered about him, his parents frequently moved for his dad’s job.
in California when we were kids, relocated to Oregon when we
back in California. ‘)
time for me to
own drink, “How’d you end up in Yorba Linda? Last I remember,
strict about your whereabouts.”
I said, “We’re catching up.” It wasn’t technically a lie, I
and I saw him glance at his phone. “Shoot…I’ve got to go. I’ve got class in twenty,” he said, and
“But I don’t suppose I could see you again? It’s been two years –
do too.” \”)
he asking
Aiden was cute, we had a brief history together, and he
I knew in the area, Could going
not reading this
story. Head over there to dive
nagging at me – some sort of gut feeling telling me that going
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