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Click here"In that case, I would order the porterhouse, well seared outside but bright pink in the middle, with turnips and veg in season, plated up for two, and I would request that the chef join me in a ... yes, join me in a celebration. Could you do that for me, Tracie?"
"Of course, April, that's no problem. A celebration, huh? Champagne and separate orange juice for Pete with your meal, on the house?"
"Champagne, most certainly! The celebration? My divorce from Jacques came through today."
Tracie smiled, "Yours is happily the only 10pm order, so I'll pass it through to Pete now."
A few minutes later, Pete emerged from the kitchen with two steaming plates.
"April?" Pete asked, "Have you ordered this meal and want me to share it with you?"
"Yes, please make yourself comfy. Orange juice? We need to make a toast."
"Please. What are we celebrating?"
He placed the plates in the two settings and sat down opposite April.
"Well, as of today, my divorce is final and I am a single woman."
"Wow! Fantastic, but ... I can see why you are celebrating, but why are we celebrating again?"
"Because tonight is my first as a single woman again and you, Pete, is my chosen date for tonight. And, Pete, I want you to know that tomorrow, and all my tomorrows are free of any booked dates, yet, so far. So, Peter Porter, once my childhood sweetheart, this is where you come in."
"Oh, right, Okay ... so what are you doing tomorrow, Apes?"
April smiled at Pete's affectionate name for her that he used all those years ago and reached across to hold both his hands.
"Hopefully, I'll be doing whatever you're doing with me. Now, this lovely food is going cold, so kiss me Pete, we can eat up and for afters you can kiss me slowly like you used to. You still remember that, honey?"
"I do, Apes, I do."
"Good. Then kiss me quick, Pete."
And he did kiss her and kept on kissing her as the whole restaurant, including his mother, daughter and all Porterhouse Pete's closest friends stood to a person and applauded the happy couple.
The end
Briĺliant tear jerker. Loved it. Just one spelling mistake. Pored not poured. Looking forward to reading the next story from a brilliant and captivating author
It seems strange that a 13 year old girl who has rarely seen her father is so comfortable with him. She seems knowledge about him, too. (She comments about his cooking skills). It's also odd that her mother has no problems letting the father spend so much time with her when they hadn't seen him in so long.
Good story, though short at the end. The only thing lacking was some payback on the evil fathers.
Well done in all aspects. Well crafted story making for an enjoyable read.
Thanks!