Chapter 9. Looking Forward to Their Date

“Thank you for the most delicious dinner,” said Lisa as they left the restaurant together.

“I’m glad that you liked it,” he said, a satisfying smile lighting up his face. He helped her to his car and then climbed into the driver’s seat.

“When will I see you again Lisa?” he asked her hopefully.

“Tomorrow? I have classes in the morning,” she said shyly. She, too, wanted to see him again. There was this strange longing in her heart to meet him and spend more time with him. Actually, she didn’t really want to go home. She knew that the moment she walked inside her house, her mom would start her drama for disappearing without doing as she had wanted her to do.

“So, when will you get over?”

“By 11 o’clock in the morning.”

Liam drove slowly towards her house. He didn’t want the evening to end, but she wasn’t eighteen yet and he couldn’t whisk her away anywhere much as he would have liked to. He would have taken her to his house, where no one would h