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Chapter Sixty Two; Olive Branches and Set Ups
Previously…
Ama.
*Well why didn't you tell me? I would have sent food. You didn't have to stress.
I blushed *Hey it's okay. I'm fine getting it myself. I was bored anyways. Plus I still need to get groceries.
I had to sit somewhere to keep replying him because it didn't seem he was going to let me be for now.
A waiter lady came to me and asked what I wanted. "Um the avocado salad and froyo. Any combination is fine please." I told her and she wrote it down and left. I looked back down to see Femi's reply.
*I have a personal shopper. I could give you all that. I don't want you stressing yourself babe.
I laughed *Lol how about this... it isn't stress to me in any way shape or form. It's just exercise.
*okay but next time tell me when you're hungry so I can send you
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