“I’ll give you three seconds to get your hands and body away from me, otherwise I will knock you the fuck out!”ĭominic’s chuckle in my ear made my body tense up even more than it already was. When I felt hands come around my stomach from behind, I almost died.ĭominic Slater had his hands on my stomach and had his body pressed into my back. I used one hand to hold the cookies to my chest and the other to grab my trolley. He tipped his head back and laughed, so I took the opportunity and manoeuvred around him. “They were the last two packets in the shop, but I’m not givin’ you either of them, and if you don’t move I’ll scream rape and have you arrested!” I warned. If you want me to move, then you will give them to me.” “They are mostly likely the last triple chocolate cookies in the entire store since you had to get them from the very back of the shelf. I cuddled the cookies to my chest as I would with a newly born infant.ĭominic rolled his eyes. “I’ll happily move… when you give me those cookies.” “Thank you for that observation doctor Fuckface, now move!” I spat.ĭominic laughed at me then glanced to my hands. You’re obviously having stomach pain though.” “Nah, you don’t look like you will be sick. “Yeah, I’m goin’ to puke, and I’m aimin’ for you so move!” I warned.ĭominic snorted. “Are you going to puke?” he asked, still blocking my way.

I hunched forward a little when pressure erupted across my lower abdomen and caused me immense pain. “Shows how much you know, doesn’t it?” I growled.

He blocked my way again by stepping to the same side as me at the same time. “I’m sick,” I said and tried to get around him once more. Probably because he had no one else to bully since I wasn’t there. “Why weren’t you in school today?” he asked, ignoring my demand. “It’s called a supermarket, you bloody eejit,” I said coolly before moving towards my trolley.ĭominic stepped in front of me, blocking my way. “What do you think I’m doing in a grocery store? Taking a shower?” “What the fuck are you doin’ here?” I growled.ĭominic Slater’s smirking face morphed into a smiling one.

I got them though, and when I stood up and turned to toss them in my trolley I froze mid-step. I had to go down on my knees, because there were only two packets left, and they were at the very back. I was bending down to get the triple chocolate cookies – best cookies ever – on the bottom shelf. I added some cookies and other treats into the trolley, because it was that time of the month, and I needed them. I took out the list Branna made and began picking up the items she wrote down. My walk to Citywest Shopping Centre was a quick one and before I knew it, I was in Dunnes Stores walking around pushing a trolley.

Dominic by L.A. Casey