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With Victoria helping her out with the packing she managed to get not only the twins room packed up but hers and their parents. There were things in her parents room she never ever wanted to see again. She naturally assumed adults were weird. The only rooms left to take care of were the living room and kitchen. The sun was still out, it was only about five when they took to the streets.
Demi couldn’t help but hug her best friend as they walked over to her house. “Vic I don’t know what I would do without you.”
“Luckily, you will never have to find out. Stay the night at my house tonight.”
“Are you saying what I think you mean?”
“You goddamn right I am. Sleepover.”
“Home cooked meal or junk on top of junk?”
“Let’s ask mom first. You should call your parents and ask them too. OK?”
“You know they may say no but I’ll try.”
It
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