of beginning to be cooked for

"i made pasta for u cheecho. come fast!"

I'd just landed and needed to be at a cousin's wedding. But there was no way I was going to say no to this. He cooked for me! Nobody has ever cooked for me, especially for me(except my mom of course)

just one of the few statements which can totally make your day. 
it wasn't said in a lovey-dovey-extremely-mushy tone. 
it was, in fact, said with a touch of irritation.
but i was smiling throughout :D




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