Reese
I am bored out of my mind where I sit on the bench and watch Clyde giving orders to the crew. Do they really need supervision or is Theo just keeping him busy? I cannot see the need for Clyde to watch over the people pruning roses and cutting the lawn.
My cell phone vibrates in my pocket and hastily I fish it out.
“Finally,” I mumble after I read Cooper’s text. It is torture being so close to Clyde and not being allowed to beat him into a vegetable. With renewed energy, I stand up and walk to Clyde.
“So,” I fold my arms as I look at him. “Is this what you do every day?”
“No,” he snorts. “I’m also in …”
“Yeah, I don’t really care,” I cut him off brusquely. “You’re just the cousin. Nothing that you can do can be that important.”
Clyde turns red in front of my eyes and I enjoy hi
