This is Prompt #98 You're the bastard who keeps parking in front of my house and you just caught me drawing a dick on your window…for OQ Prompt Week. I don't know if I'll be able to do all days, cause i was lazy and only prepared two things.
She's had enough. It's been two weeks already. Two weeks of searching for another parking spot, because some idiot keeps parking in front of her driveway. She had simply driven off to work one morning only to come back with Henry in the evening and having to carry the tired toddler two more streets than necessary. When the same thing happened the next two days she started packing his stroller in the mornings and the extra ten minutes of walking became a daily ritual.
It's not that she minds the walking, but there simply wouldn't be any need for it if she could just park in front of her house, in her driveway. She's felt the need before to make herself known to the owner of the car, thought about getting him towed, but decided it was a bit too drastic. This current idea has also crossed her mind once or twice, but she had her three-year old with her and thus resisted to draw a giant dick on the rear window of the dirty Jeep. Now though, now she's alone, having dropped off Henry at Emma's house for the night, and so she rolls up her sleeves and walks to the car with determined steps. She's just finishing the outline when suddenly she hears a voice from behind her.
'You know I always thought drawing dicks on everything was some kind of mid-teen phase, but going by your smirk it seems it's still just as fun during adulthood.'
Her face goes red with embarrassment as she turns around to see the blonde man behind her. He seems about her age, maybe a few years older, and she takes a moment to take in his handsome appearance, when she notices the Jeep key cars he's holding. Shit.
'May I ask what my car did to you to deserve such artistic decorations?' he asks, all the while smiling at her. She throws back a 'May I ask why it's been blocking my driveway for weeks?' The man nods in understanding and apologizes. 'I only just moved in and haven't seen a car parking there since I did, so I figured the owner wouldn't mind.'
'She does', Regina answers him and he starts laughing (he has a nice laugh), telling her it's quite obvious to him now.
When he apologizes once again and stretches out his hand to introduce himself as Robin, Regina can't find it in herself to resist his charming smile.
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