LOGINLulu smiled at the sight of her two favorite people playing together. She joined them, helping Sage grab small handfuls of sand. “Look, Sage! We’re building a castle for you.” As they worked together, their laughter filled the air. It was a beautiful moment, one Lulu would always cherish. “Okay, S
After Tina and Steven left, David and Lulu lay on the couch, wrapped in each other’s arms. The afternoon sun streamed through the windows, casting a warm glow in the living room. Lulu sighed contentedly, resting her head on David’s chest. “I love days like this. Just you, me, and Sage.” “Me too,”
Lulu and David were still basking in the warmth of their reunion when there was a knock at the door. Lulu looked at David, her eyes bright with curiosity. “Who could that be?” she asked, glancing at the clock. It was still early in the afternoon. “I don’t know. Want me to check?” David replied, ge
Mirabel wiped at her eyes, her tears falling freely now. “I’m so sorry, David. I didn’t mean for it to go this far.” David shook his head, disgusted by her words. “Sorry isn’t enough, Mirabel. Not for what you did.” Mirabel looked up at him, desperation in her eyes. “Please, David. Don’t fire me.
David slowly opened his eyes, feeling the warmth of Lulu beside him. Her arm was draped over his chest, and he could hear her soft breathing. They hadn’t slept like this in a long time, wrapped up in each other, the way they used to when everything felt right. For a moment, it felt like everything h
They sat there in silence for a while before David leaned in to plant a kiss on her lips, they stayed that way for a moment before he laid her on her back, slightly hovering above her. it was only a moment before they were both completely naked, panting hard as they both moaned desperately, wanting
Sage’s laughter and the cheerful sounds of her cartoons provided a happy background to their work, adding to the feeling of warmth and comfort that was spreading through the house. Breakfast was a lively affair, with everyone gathered around the table, enjoying the food and each other’s company.
David looked at Lulu like she was crazy. “You believe him?” His voice was calm, but there was a sharpness to it, a mix of confusion and worry. He could tell from her little hesitation and then he frowned, “you do.” Lulu nodded, her hands twisting in her lap. “I do, David. I don’t know why, but so
Lulu was sitting on the couch, flipping through a magazine, when David walked into the living room. “What’s that look for?” she asked, curious. David grinned and sat down next to her, holding a brochure in his hand. “I’ve got an idea.” Lulu tilted her head, eyeing the brochure. “What kind of idea
Lulu’s heart skipped a beat, she thought she was hallucinating from how much she had been thinking about him. She gripped the phone tighter, her mind racing with a thousand questions. “Leo, why are you calling me? How did you get my number?” “I have my ways,” he replied, his voice steady. “But th







