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Penulis: Maria-Grace
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SABRINA MORALES

Mum waved at me and I walked up to where she was.

She pointed to where her bags were. I could also see Blaze and Jo standing there.

The ship was going to board soon and people were huddling around at the cruise terminal, waiting to get checked.

“Good morning, love,” mum said as she hugged me.

Our pullovers pressed into one another, making us feel heavier. Still I wanted to keep hugging mum.

I sighed when we had to pull away.

Mum was smiling at me, a little worried. “Are you good?” She asked, rubbing my shoulder. “Especially after what Alex did,” mum finished in a careful voice.

I smiled in appreciation. It must have killed her to not check on me last night.

It was a good thing she didn't.

Guess what she would have found? Blaze in my room, me on my dresser and our asses out in the open.

“I’m good,” I said to mum.

I bit back my smile and repeated it for me. “I’m good. Are you ready?” I asked mum.

Mum hesitated before she said something. “Y
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