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Caden tried his best to refrain from laughing when it seemed like Harper was actually falling for his bit, snorting when he eventually revealed that Martin was nowhere in their near vicinity. "I can't believe you fell for that." He grinned in return. "And here I was thinking you were always way...

Caden placed a hand over his heart in mock offense when Harper joked about the best six months of her life, yet he wasn't able to keep the act up for long and ended up snorting when she mentioned Martin. He put up a finger to indicate Harper needed to wait a second and leaned back a little as if...

Life was.. not entirely going to plan. Not that Caden had a plan when he left England a couple of years ago but he did have a plan when he started working at the bar. To not work there forever. And yet here he still was. His dad had given up on contacting him quite some time ago and while his...

Caden raised his eyebrows at Harper's question, glad at least she seemed like someone he could joke around with. He couldn't say the same for all of their coworkers, especially not the grumpy one who had been at the bar longer than anyone else. Sometimes he even wondered whether that dude had...

Caden placed his hand over his heart in mock offense when Harper joked about his looks. Not that he needed any type of confirmation anyways, he liked how it looked. Knew plenty of the bar-goers did too. "Ouch." He laughed before dropping his hand again and taking another sip of his drink. "Yeah...

So far, Caden could appreciate Harper's company. He knew he was supposed to be showing her the ropes but he was certain she had been told how to do most of it really. It was mainly about showing her how to clean and close up at the end of the night. And he was sure she'd ask questions if she...

Caden had quite enjoyed being a bartender so far. He knew it wasn't the ideal job and he'd never make as much money as he was used to having but it was fine. It was cool. He could let loose a little without anyone judging him for it. Not that he would care much about that anyways. The only thing...

Caden had to admit his life had taken a drastic turn from how things were going when he had first gotten to New Zealand. He had dropped out, taken all of the money he had saved up and bagged it without telling anyone. He didn't tell his friends but then again he had never truly known which...

Caden wasn't sure what he was aiming for here but he couldn't help himself. He was hungover, bored. He liked to get through to anyone who seemed even remotely uninterested in talking to him. He liked a challenge. And this girl, well, she had seemed like a challenge. Admittedly, it hadn't been...

no worries lol I did too Getting some more bites of foods and sips of his coffee in Caden finally started to feel alive again, now glad that he had managed to drag himself off of his couch. Even more so when this girl didn't seem too keen on talking to him. He knew he was likely disrupting her...

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Caden had already put his coffee down on the table and was slowly moving to slide into the seat across from the girl as he waited for her answer. He noticed her glance around the place but couldn't blame her knowing he likely would've done the same if he had managed to claim an empty table...

@Amber Chou Wilson for Aisa & Caden, hope it's okay!

Caden had to admit this whole no strings attached lifestyle was quickly growing on him. He had absolutely zero responsibilities and he loved it. No being stuffed away at a school he didn't even want to go to, no more being smothered by his mother or feeling pressured to achieve something...

Caden hung back against the bar, casually holding up a hand to acknowledge he was coming when the people he had come to the club with where looking at him. He turned around when the bartender placed his drinks in front of him and handed over the money he owed, taking a second to figure out how...

As far as packing up and running away went Caden figured New Zealand was as far away from both school and his parents as he possibly could. He didn't think the school would care much that he was gone or notice soon enough. For a school as prestigious as the one he had been enrolled in, after his...