The giant seemed to have the whole intimidating expression perfected that would have grown men running home to their moms.
"I told you it was my allergies." I defended and crossed my arms before adding "I have never cried at The Notebook."
Lana had her hand on her mouth, trying to contain her laughter.
I smiled at her evilly and got ready to take my revenge.
"Brennan, I think you should save yourself and run now. Get out of future dates with her before it is too late." I stage whispered over to him while motioning with my head towards my best friend "This Lovely Lana as you have nicknamed her likes to watch Barbie movies in her spare time. The movies with the fairies and the flying horses and the sparkly castles. She goes to the cinema with the five-year-olds."
I also went with her and the five-year-olds to see the Barbie movies. It was my best-friend duty to have the mortifying job of taking her to see the films.
Lana blushed at my comment and looked to her lover boy, waiting for his reply as she softly kicked me under the table.
Brennan chuckled before sending a wink to Lana "I think that is cute."
I rolled my eyes at my backfired plan.
"For a seven-year-old maybe." I deadpanned before adding in the direction of Brennan "Anyways, you should be on my side."
"And why is that?" He rebutted, cocking his head to the side.
"As the Spice Girl's once said if you want to be her lover," I pointed to Lana who looked to be telepathically communicating with me to shut up while I spoke, "Then you got to get with her friends."
A pair of dark eyes belonging to the silent broody man were set on my face. He was staring at me fiercely like I had the answers to the universe on my forehead.
My whole face was heating up from his unfaltering stare. My cheeks were starting to tingle from the sheer heat of his study on me.
I was feeling particularly friendly, so I tried thinking of a way to include him in the conversation.
"Do you by any chance like Barbie films?" My voice came out quiet and soft as I uttered the question.
Stone was already watching me when I turned my attention to him.
He did not give me an answer or any kind of words of acknowledgement. He grunted a deep noise and that was it.
"I will take that as a no then, Lurch." I commented on his rudeness.
He was too volatility attractive to have an award-winning personality anyway.
Lana elbowed me and Brennan's eyes went wide as he turned his head towards his friend.
They were acting like I had poked a bear with a stick. Like the guy that was in front of me was a bomb about to go off.
The silence stretched until a small miracle happened.
A guttural noise came out in a rough series of words "What did you just call me?"