Chapter 34
Chapter 27
Briar
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When I went to eat, I braced myself for the nauseating feeling to take over at the first bite,
instead I was surprised it was rather subdued, I could actually taste the food.
“You know, you made enough food for four people?” I asked. Carter chuckled.
“Like I said, I don’t cook often, so if I’m going to cook, I’m going to thoroughly enjoy it to the
point of putting myself in a food coma. I eat a lot anyway, I have a fast metabolism,” he
elaborated.
He popped open a couple of beers and passed me one before sitting down. He went straight
for the salad and groaned.
“That’s some good shit, you cook a lot or something?” he asked.
I shook my head no. “I haven’t had a reason to in a while. Mama always cooked from scratch;
had me canning in the kitchen with her since I was little.”
“Where did you grow up?”
“Kentucky, good ole Appalachia, poor and simple living.”
“Some people think that’s the best kind.”
“The best,” I agreed, a pang of sadness washing over me. “I was a bit of a wild child, I didn’t
conform, gave my mama more grey hairs than she cared to have. She blamed Uncle Jake, of
course,”
,” I said, smiling fondly. Carter stilled a fork full of steak halfway to his mouth.
“Ya know, Jake never mentioned you.”
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