“I haven't had this much fun in a long time. And, never with someone as beautiful ... ever,” Nathan said bringing a calm to her face.
“I think someone might experience 50 shades,” Lily said sitting back up hoping her flirting was at par, but did not notice the waiter had returned and was standing beside her.
“50 shades?” the waiter tried to repeat while smiling confused.
“You have got to be kidding,” Lily said wanting to hunker down, but this time completely under the table.
“C'est un livre,” Nathan said laughing.
“Livre?” the waiter asked about what book.
“Cinquante nuances de Grey,” Nathan said pronouncing the book in French.
“Oh, oui, Cinquante nuances de Grey,” the waiter said finally understanding. “J'ai entendu parler de ce livre,” he laughed and shook his head explaining he has heard of this book.
“Wait, is he putting down my go to book?” Lily asked still embarrassed, but giggling.
“Sort of,” Nathan continued to chuckle.
“How many copies did he sell of his book?” Lily asked jokingly.
The waiter did not understand what she was saying so he continued his conversation with Nathan. “Mais il les rend plus sexy,” he said forgiving the book, especially if it made women feel more sexy.
Nathan was not sure if he agreed with the waiter, but agreed nonetheless. “Oui, plus aventureux,” he said commenting on the book making some women more adventurous.
“Oui monsieur,” the waiter agreed. “Puis-je vous offrir quelque chose?” he asked wondering if he could get him anything.
“Chateau Margaux,” Nathan said ordering a wine.
“Très bon,” he said and left the table.
Nathan looked at Lily who was trying not to burst out into laughter or tears, she did not look like she could decide. “I love this place,” Lily said looking around the restaurant tr...
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...h as tears welled up in her eyes.
“I don't,” Nathan said quickly to extinguish any thought. Then, with the most genuine smile he could give her he held out his hand.
“I know,” she said and took his hand and squeezed. “I just want to show you I'm not a frightened little girl. But a strong woman, a woman you'd want to be with.” Letting a single tear slide down her cheek and catching it with her free hand she began to laugh with a bit of nervousness.
Squeezing her hand to get her attention she looked at him totally exposed.
“When you stood up to that man at the party it showed me without a shadow of a doubt what I already suspected.”
“About me,” Lily inquired while sniffling.
“That you are the most beautiful, funniest and strongest women I had ever met,” he said taking her hand and resting it on his cheek. It was the most perfect kind of soft.
Then he gently kissed it.
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