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Weekly Contest #370
Such a pity the watch could bring me a maximum of 24 hours back in time, after I already asked Maddie out. Otherwise I would have chosen a different place than this cozy teahouse. On the twentieth repetition of our first date, I learned that Maddie didn’t like tea very much, and wasn’t into whimsical pastel decor either.“Tell me more about yourself,” I said, pouring steaming chamomile tea into her mug. I knew she would smile after it. I never got tired of her smile.“I’m just a regular girl,” Maddie laughed. “Working, doing chores…”“Where do ...
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