The next morning, I stretched and took a quick shower. I dressed in a pair or baggy gray sweatpants and a loose-fitting black t-shirt. I walked down the curved staircase and into the kitchen. The room was bright with sunlight. Elias was already there with food.
"Morning, sweet cakes," he smiled
"Sweet cakes?" I asked, weirded-out.
"Honey bun?" he tried again.
I shook my head.
"Cupcake?"
"No."
"Sweetheart."
"No."
"Princess."
"No."
"You know I was really gunning for cupcake."
"Stop... just stop," I said in frustration, sitting at the bar. "Nova will suffice, Elias," I said.
"Elias is what everyone else calls me. My family calls me Eli. You can call me that as well," he said, setting a plate down in front of me.
"No," I replied.
"Yes."
"No."
"Yes."
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