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The Unexpected Date
Daniel lingered, even after the last customer had left. "Do you need help closing up?"
Melinda flipped the 'closed' sign. "No, I got this. Besides, you've already done so much. I feel like I should pay you or something."
Daniel shook his head. "Don't you dare."
"Well, your dinner is on the house, then. It was probably cold by the time you got around to eating it."
"Some like it hot, some like it cold, some like it in a pot nine days old," he said with a shrug.
Melinda laughed, and it lit up her eyes. He wondered how many people got to see that side of her. Most people equated her with a scowl, but she had the most beautiful, genuine smile, when she allowed it to shine through.
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