cricketnovak:
“A broken lock isn’t an invitation to come in,” he grumbled, nose scrunching as she tussled his hair. His shift at the Cat Scratch hadn’t ended until two in the morning and he didn’t need to look at a clock to know he hadn’t gotten nearly enough sleep. He nearly dozed back off in the middle of their conversation when the mention of waffles made his stomach rumble. “Okay.” Cricket sat up, watching her with sleep heavy eyes. “Absolutely no music. You can’t even hum on the walk there.”
“And yet, here I am,” she says, tone breezy at his annoyed demeanor. She tended to ignore his irritation, usually able to get him to come with her even in his moods. Though, like today, it was mainly with the promise of food. At the mention of waffles, he sat up, making the auburn haired girl grin widely, hopping up with a bounce in her step. “Oh, I’m going to hum. You bet your ass I’m going to hum my little heart out,” she says matter of factly, adjusting her cardigan back onto her shoulder. “Come on, if we hurry we can beat the brunch crowd.”














