Chapter 65

Nathan chuckles a hint of nostalgia in his voice.

“I also remember how you got back at the housekeeper, too. You thought it would be funny to switch the sugar and saltshakers during dinner. You gave everyone a tough time.”

I burst into laughter at the memory, the weight of the years melting away as if we were transported back in that time.

“I had completely forgotten about that!” I say.

Nathan chuckles when he hears this.

“You were always full of surprises,” he remarks, his eyes dancing with amusement.

“I wasn’t that mischievous,” I grin.

“Oh, we both know you were,” he says before we burst into laughter while sharing a knowing look. I can’t remember the last time I went down memory lane like this. It feels so natural with Nathan . It feels as if the lost years never happened.

“We can go on and on about those times, but we better eat before it gets cold,” he suggest.

“Sure,” I grin before we dive into our meal. Throughout the dinner, I find it hard to take my eyes off. Eventually, our