Bestfriends Shouldn’t Know How You Taste Chapter 93

Ashley‘s pov “Are you kidding me?” I grumbled beneath my breath as I pulled into our driveway. A
small white Toyota was packed on the opposite side of the road. And out came Christal with a good
amount of grocery bags held in her hands. She kicks the door closed and walks up to the house.

Was she our new neighbor? Why did I not see when she moved in? Oh right I was too preoccupied
with Blake and that stupid manuscript. Blake and I got out of the car and the sound of the car doors
slamming shut has Christal turning around. She squints her eyes and smiles happily when she realised
it was Blake and I.

“Hi there neighbors!” She shouts with a slight tone of giddiness.

Great. Note my sarcasm. Just fucking great. $

Blake smiles and waved at her.” Guess we‘ll catch up sooner than we thought. How about you come
over for dinner tonight? It‘s the least we could do for a new neighbor!” He shouts.

I turn to glare at him over the car. He doesn‘t notice too busy smiling at an equally happy Christal.
Christal‘s smile broadened at his words. “I‘d love to. I‘ll bring over some homemade cheesecake, we
can have that for dessert!” She says.

You can keep your dessert and shove it up your as

“Do you need help cooking Ashley? I‘d love

I shook my head quickly, sending her a tight smile. “No I‘m all good here, can‘t wait to taste the
cheesecake.” I spoke through clenched teeth.

She nods her brown eyes dancing with happiness. Is she always this cheerful? Can‘t she for once have
a scowl or a frown on her pretty face. “Then I‘ll get to it, I‘ll see you two in a few.” She winks then turns
around.



Great more mouths to feed.

When Christal disappeared inside her new home that was literally a few minutes away, well more like
seconds away, Blake turns to face me with a smile on his handsome face.

After seeing my glare his smile drops. “What‘s wrong?” He asked in worry. His blue eyes scanning my
features. My glare worsened. “Why didn‘t you just go help her put in the groceries instead? That‘s what
a good neighbor would do.” I spat and walked to the boot and opened it.

I grasp some grocery bags and stiffen when I hear Blake‘s approaching footsteps. I could feel his eyes
on me as he also grabbed some grocery bags.

“Are you mad that I invited her for dinner?” He asked softly. 1

I huffed. “Mad? Why would I be mad when my husband literally invited someone over for

dinner without consulting with me first?“1 hissed and walked away from him. “It‘s not like we don‘t know
her Ashley!” He shouts behind me. I turn around and glared at him menacingly

“Yes that‘s right we do know her. How could we forget?” I spat. His eyes widen not expecting my rather
harsh tone.

Could you really blame me? My husband remembers a girl he had a crush on when he was younger
yet he doesn‘t remember his wise that‘s been there, by his side for years. No I wasn‘t feeling jealous, I
was feeling fantastic. Again not my sarcasm. 1

Not getting a word from him I turned around, blinked back the tears that threatened to spill out. This
wasn‘t how I wanted us to be. I lay the groceries on the floor and opened the door with the keys.

I entered inside leaving Blake to stare at my back in shock and confusion.



“This taste so good!” Christal moans, eating the last piece of lasagna on her plate. I smiled, it was tight
lipped and cringey. “Thank you.” “Yes Ashley, it‘s really good.” Blake complimented.

I turn to send him a scowl across the table, I was still mad at him from earlier. He tears his eyes away
and clears his throat awkwardly.

“Well I guess it‘s time for dessert.” He smiles trying to ease the tension that Christal seems to not
notice or didn‘t care.

Her eyes dance with happiness and she nods her head. “Yes I can‘t wait to hear what you two think
about it. I‘d love to get some criticism from a certain talented chef.” She sends me a wink and stands
up

She began to share the cheesecake which I wasn‘t going to lie, looked great. I stand up to remove the
dirty plates.” I‘ll just make some room.” I murmured and walked towards the kitchen area. Blake follows
after me, his dirty plate in his hand.

“Are you still mad at me?” He asked softly. I throw the plates in the sink, careful not to break them. I
turn to face him and give him a forced smile. “Ofcourse not. Why would I?” I said, sarcasm dripping in
my tone like honey. This honey wasn‘t sweet but bitter.

I walked away from him, leaving him standing there. I was acting bitter and jealous. I sighed, wiping a
hand down my forehead. I needed to calm down. Christal head lifts when she hears my footsteps
approaching. She smiles. She had already placed the cheesecake on clean plates, waiting to be
devoured by us. “I‘m not the best chef like you but I really hope you‘ll like it.” She gives me a soft smile.
Why can‘t she be a bitch? Aren‘t you acting like a bitch now? My subconscious reminded me.

Instantly I felt guilty, she hadn‘t showed me any stinky attitude and here I was giving it to her just
because I was jealous.



I send her a smile, this time it‘s not as cold. “I‘m sure I will.”

I sat back down and Blake enters the dining room. His eyes flicker to me but I tear mine away quickly.
Even though I was trying to act a bit more civil with Christal it didn‘t mean I forgave him for just inviting
her over without asking me first. He sits down and Christal claps her hand. “Good now that we‘re all
here let‘s dig in.” She giggles And I dug in, pushing the cheesecake in my mouth. It literally melts in my
mouth and the sweet tang awakens my taste buds. I hum nodding my head. “It‘s really good.” I
complimented and watch her eyes light up.

“Thank you Ashley. This recipe has been in my family for years, I always try to recreate it but I could
never do it as good as my mom.” She smiles sadly. Her usual chirpy attitude had now diminished.

I cleared my throat and tried to change the subject because somehow I could tell that something she
said saddened her completely.

“So why did you decide to move back here?” I asked digging into the cheesecake. She lifts her eyes
and they brim with tears. Crap did I say something wrong? She sighs shakily. “My mom died recently. I
remember her loving here and feeling homesick. She never wanted to move but my dad forced us to
because of his job. She always dreamed about coming back here, where all our happy memories are.
But she never got the chance. I guess I want to live that dream for her.” She shrugs.

My heart drops and instantly I feel way worse for showing her a bad attitude earlier. “I‘m

sorry for your lost Christal.” I said softly. I could only imagine the pain she was going through after
losing her mom.

“That‘s so nice of you to want to live her dreams for her now that she‘s not here anymore. You‘re an
amazing girl, Christal.” Blake says. This time I try not to feel jealous or angry because he was right.
She was amazing. She smiles sadly.



“I kind of remember you wearing pigtails and glasses when we were kids. Your hair was always messy.
I think I followed you around like a lost puppy.” Blake laughed trying to ease the tension that threatened
to engulf us.

Christal lifts her eyes to his then back to me. I stiffen upon realizing Blake‘s words. Pigtails and
glasses? Christal never owned glasses and never put her hair in pigtails and she definitely never left
her hair messy. Was he–?

Christal smiles. “I think you‘ve mistaken me for your wife Blake. Ashley was the one with messy pigtails
and glasses. But you did follow me around like a lost puppy.” But Blake and I don‘t laugh. Instead Blake
looks at me like I was another species. Did he seriously mix up Christal and I? 10

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