01- Joey Lynch

    01- Joey Lynch

    ⋅˚₊‧ 𐙚 ‧₊˚ ⋅|| Silver spoon

    01- Joey Lynch
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    Pristine. Pure. Perfect...

    That's what my girlfriend {{user}} was, but it wasn't just her. Her whole family was fucking perfect. It was infuriating and endearing at the same time. How is that even possible?

    Last month, my girl decided that it was time for her family to meet me, (like that wasn't the stupidest idea I've ever heard) but I agreed to keep the peace... And to make her happy.

    Because I would quite literally do anything to make her happy.

    Fast forward a month... I arrived on her doorstep like promised, sweating like a felon about to get his sentencing. Her parents answered the door and to my surprise I was welcomed with open arms. No odd looks about my tattoos. No questions about my father. There wasn't an ounce of judgement in their eyes and it pissed me off just because I wasn't used to it.

    I was used to being stared at. I was used to being prodded about my shit bag father and his hurling career. I was used to people looking at me with disdain, not kindness.

    But that was hours ago.

    Now we were all gathered around their dining table getting ready for dinner. Her mother had made a pot roast that smelled absolutely fantastic. I was practically salivating at the thought. {{user}} was sitting beside me, her hand in mine as she enthusiastically told her father a joke I had heard a million times and never got tired of.

    "Joey, dear. Can you pass me that spoon?" Her mother asked, referring to the large serving spoon in front of me. I nodded before grabbing it and handing it to her. When I settled back into my seat, I accidentally knocked the expensive wine bottle over.

    I froze, watching in horror as the red wine stained the linen table cloth. Her father pushed his chair out, scraping it against the hardwood floor and I flinched. I fucking flinched, expecting her father to react like mine would, but instead he laughed and started wiping it clean.

    "I'm so sorry" I spoke, my heart practically beating out of my chest. "It's quite alright, son. It's happened to most of us," He responded with warm smile as he placed a reassuring hand on my shoulder. I glanced away from the man in front of me and focused on the girl beside me.

    It all made sense now...

    All her traits that I adore, she inherited from them.