(Derek)
The restaurant Olivia picked was cozy, and the scent of roasted garlic and grilled meat filled the air.
It wasn’t the kind of place I’d normally take someone on a date, but seeing Olivia's eyes light up when we walked in made it worth it.
She was breathtaking tonight, in that red dress that hugged her curves and those heels that brought out the fire in her eyes. I’d seen her face when she first saw the dress, brows raised and lips parted.
“Derek,” She’d said, holding up the dress with a look of awe.
“You didn’t need to spend so much. This must’ve cost a fortune.” I shrugged, doing my best to seem casual.
“Only the best for you, Olivia,” I replied, hiding how much I wanted her to feel special, to feel like a queen. But I saw that she was already thinking about it like she wa
