They arrived in Seattle and were currently driving to the house of Mrs Coleman, Maeve and Maureen's mother.   "Do you think they'd want to see me?"   "Why wouldn't they?!" Maeve tried to calm her sister down.   "Alright." Maureen tried to keep her composure.   "It's just Momma." Maeve assured.   "And Zach?" Maureen gestured at Sal who was seated in the other vehicle.   "He'd be good. Sal's great." Maeve assured her twin.   "We're here." Maeve smiled as all the vehicles pulled up in her mom's garage. They got out, all trudging towards the f

It'd been a month since the saga ended and everyone had moved on with their lives.   The kids were to graduate in a couple of weeks. Everyone except the Coleman twins had moved to various cities in New York.   Teq's symptoms were getting worse by the week, Mason and Mandy had their own place a few blocks from Lauren’s house. He’d come over with Mandy for brunch with Teq, the twins, Gina and Lauren.   "I still remember when he almost dropped down an open sewer." Teq joked as she recounted the story to a laughing Mandy. Even the rest of the family laughed their hearts out.   “I need to use the bathroom.” She pushed her chair back.   "I think I left my phone in the car." Mandy said to Mason.   "I'll get it." He made to stand up. The doorbell rang and Teq who was on her way to the bathroom repl

"So what's your best approach?" Storm asked at the roundtable meeting in the Workshop. "I have two ideas." I spoke up. "Plan A is to make use of the dating app profiles, catfish him and go into motion. I'd fix a date and a perfect place to meet right here in NY. Sal would be there too and that's how we'd get him." "He'd take him to the hideout." "That's a pretty good idea actually." Bryan commented. "It's brilliant." Sal smiled. "We didn't even analyse it for a loophole." Mae frowned. "I di-" "They aren't any obvious ones." Storm replied her with a frown, interrupting me and that shut her right up. "Now that that's settled." "I have a contingency plan too." "You're on fire." Sal gave me a thumbs up. "Alright." "Jus

Teq stopped the car and alighted, heading straight into the house, her spirit lightened from the drive home, everyone needed serenity and nature every now and then. "Finally." Storm grinned as she walked in, clad in a pair of well-fitting slacks and dress shoes, his torso unclad as she flaunted his muscular build. Tequila had never seen him this way before, he was always dressed casual, t-shirts, jeans and sneakers were always his thing. "You look different." She strolled in, dropping the keys off on the glass table. "How do I look in professional style?" "Maybe if you'd worn the complete outfit, we'd have known. Now we'd never know, boo-hoo." She flashed her teeth as she leaned against the wall. "We got the drinks!" Maureen skipped in with a large, empty party drink bowl, Sal and Tim with bowls of different fruits. Maeve with a cardboard box filled with different drinks, Bryan w

THIRD PERSON POV "Fasten your seatbelts please." The slightly automated voice had Teq awake. "Okay." She fastened her seatbelt, her mouth ajar in a long yawn.  The tires of the aircraft screeched as it landed, steadily slowing down from it's speed till it came to a complete halt. She gathered herself together and was ready to alight from the craft. Locking gazes with Mae, the latter rolled her eyes, looking away. 'What had her panties jumbled in a twist?' Teq thought. Tequila alighted from the plane alongside Storm, Sal, Brian and Maeve taking in the fresh air of the airport. "Hello again Wyoming." Teq smiled. "Those are our rides." Storm announced as two black, heavily-tinted Jeeps came into their lines of sight. The engines revved up already. Sal and Bryan hopped i