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"Women and their high expectations," Arvil rolled his eyes and shut the door behind himself. He locked the door. "Let's go?"
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“Yes, let’s. I’m pretty hungry, now that I think about it,” Daisy mused as she starred walking toward the door.
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"There are lots of different versions of shawarma in here," he said to her, hands in his pockets. "You can tell them what you want and don't want."
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Daisy nodded once in acknowledgement. “Sounds good. What’s your favorite thing to get here.”
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"There's something called the paratha roll," Arvil answered as they walked inside and searched for a table. "It's delicious."
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“What’s on that one?” Daisy asked as they sat down at a table.
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"That is a bit harder to explain," Arvil pursed his lips. "Remember when I mentioned I've been to places? Well, I was on business in a country called Pakistan, and they sold a roll made out of this bread they call a paratha. Inside it are some chicken, mayonnaise, some vegetables, and spices. However much you like. When I came back to the States, I immediately searched for it nearby. So I found this."
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“I know about Pakistan, Arvil,” Daisy chuckled, unfolding the menu and glancing down at it. “Sounds like it could be good… I’ll take a look before I order anything.”
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"All right," Arvil hummed. "Do you need more time to decide what you want?"
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“Just a little bit,” Daisy said with a nod, still glancing over the menu.
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"Take all the time you need," Arvil assured her gently. "Whatever you take will be delicious. They even have burgers."
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Daisy hummed in acknowledgment of his words. Eventually, she decided on a chicken shawarma bowl with rice and cabbage.
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Arvil called out a waiter and gave him their orders. He wasn't a big fan of cabbages, so he gave Daisy a weird look when she told him what she wanted. Who even likes cabbages?
"So," Arvil broke the silence, "anyone in particular that you like at the orphanage?"
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(Daisy: It adds a good crunch, okay!)
“Not particularly, no. The kids were very sweet, though,” Daisy said with a shrug. “What about you?”
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(Arvil: cringes)
“I can’t have any favorites,” Arvil clicked his tongue teasingly and shook his head. “What kind of a person would I be? I’ve known them for years, Daisy.”
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(Daisy: Hey, you’re not the one eating it. Don’t judge me.)
“Doesn’t mean you can’t like one more than the others,” Daisy laughed, shaking her head. “I don't know them well enough to.”
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"Nah, they're all great kids," Arvil smiled, tapping his fingers against the table. "Oh, right; I have an interview coming up soon. I'll reveal our relationship then."
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Daisy raised her eyebrows. “Really? When? With whom?” she questioned, her head tilted to the side.
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"On Tuesday morning," Arvil responded, folding his sleeves up to his elbows. "With [ELEPHAN]. You should watch it when it comes out. It'll be interesting."
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“Oh, you’re doing a recorded interview. I thought you meant a typed one,” Daisy mused. “All right. Let me know when it comes out.”
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"Of course," Arvil nodded, chuckling. "I'll let you be the first to know so you don't look silly when people start asking you questions."
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“That’s probably a good idea,” Daisy said with a slight laugh. “It would be awkward if someone asked me something about it and I didn’t know…”
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“It’ll be fine,” Arvil smirked at her. “What would be awkward is having to meet your parents. And you meeting mine.”
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Daisy cringed. “Well… I’m sure my parents will love you. You’re exactly the type of guy they want me to marry, so it’s a good cover.”
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“Handsome, rich, amazing type of a guy?” Arvil asked with a smirk. “Good to know, darling.”
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Daisy scoffed, shaking her head. “Rich and, in the public’s opinion, attractive. I wasn’t paying you a complement,” she laughed jokingly.
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“Whatever you say,” Arvil purred. “I’ll take it.”
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Daisy scrunched her nose and stuck her tongue out at him. “Whatever, Arvil,” she said with a huffed laugh.
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“It’s fine if you don’t want to admit it,” Arvil shrugged offhandedly. “You will soon enough.”
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Daisy scoffed again and shook her head. “Sure, Arvil. Whatever helps you sleep at night.”