CHAPTER NINETY-THREE

CHAPTER NINETY-THREE

Z entered the kitchen and saw Ronnie, who he was expecting to be gulping down coffees, sitting on the stool in front of the bar. Instead of the caffeine, he was obviously addicted to; Ronnie was holding in his hand a glass scotch on the rock. 

Z raised a brow at the rare sight. Though he wasn't one to turn down drinks, Z knew Ronnie wasn't a fan of it. He, on the other hand, enjoys a glass or two each night. 

"Is that single-malt?" he asked.

Ronnie slightly jumped at Z's sudden entrance. He looked over his shoulder and saw the younger man walking towards him. Ronnie gave him a smile as he raised his glass in greetings, the ice clinking on the side of the glass. 

"Aged for 5 years," he answered. 

Z whistled. He rubbed his hands together as he sat on the barstool beside Ronnie. "Alec sure do know his drinks. Can I have one?"