The Difference of Life: A Rachel Waldman Novel (Romance, Contemporary, Women's Fiction) by Rachel Waldman Rachel

Author:Rachel Waldman, Rachel [Rachel Waldman, Rachel]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Publisher: Rachel Waldman
Published: 2013-09-18T21:00:00+00:00

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“Hi how may I help you?” A guy asked looking down a bit.

“Eddie. Its me.” Dean said chuckling.

“Oh hey bubby how are you?” Eddie questioned looking up and smiling. “Who is this?” He asked nodding toward me.

“This is Bay.” Dean smiled.

“Nice to meet you.” He said putting out his hand.

“Likewise.” I smiled shaking his hand. “So you are Eddie? Dean has said so much about you.”

“Really because I haven’t heard anything about you.” He said eyeing Dean.

“You don’t talk about me?”

“There was nothing to really talk about. I will talk about you now. Eddie, Bay is a girl who fell into my lap. She came to work and tricked me into believing that Ted hired her.” He chuckled. “She became a regular; coming every night and working with me. Then I called Ted he told me we were short-handed what with me working by myself and everything. Then he suggested we hire someone to work with me.” He said sitting on the counter. “I played it cool and told him I would be on the lookout for potential workers.” He smiled.

“Wow dude I didn’t need the whole load down. I just wanted to know the girl.” Eddie chuckled.

“Well now you do.” I laughed.

“Can’t argue with that logic, Eddie. By the way her dad is a huge Menitors fan and would love a private meet n’ greet.”

“Okay I’ll get the guys together.”

“Thanks man I owe you.” He said taking a deep breath. “Now can we order?”

“Sure. How my I help you?”

“I will take two pieces of chocolate cake.” Dean smiled.

“Sure.” Eddie said digging into the showcases. “There you are. That will be ten dollars.” Eddie said as Dean gave him the money. “Enjoy.” He smiled as Dean and I sat down at one of their little tables.

“So here we are on a date.” He smiled. “I am so glad you gave me the option because I never would have been able to ask you otherwise.” He chuckled.

“Why?” I questioned taking a bite of the cake. “I didn’t know you even liked me. I like to be sure a girl likes me before I ask them, to minimize getting rejected.”

“I wouldn’t reject you Dean. The only reason I stayed at the ice-cream stand was because I liked you. I thought you were adorable; you also made me feel normal; like I belonged there.” I smiled. “I haven’t felt that way in a long time. Thank you.”

“You’re welcome.” He smiled. “Bay I-“ He said getting cut off; by his phone. “Right.” Dean sighed looking at his phone.

“What?”

“I’ve got to go. I am so sorry.” He said getting up and rushing out of the little café.

“What the hell?! Dean?!” I shouted running out after him but I didn’t see any sign of him. “Perfect.” I sighed as tears rolled down my cheeks. I took my phone out of my pocket and called Eve. It went straight to voicemail again and I hung up. I went through my phone for people who had cars. The only person who did was Spencer.

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