It was Sunday. And usually on Sunday's I would be at home, watching TV and drinking beer, but this Sunday I was stuck in my office, talking to business executives I didn't even like. It was the first of June, which meant It was one month closer to it being December, the month I could sign over rights. It had only been two months and I couldn't take this company much longer. Sure, money was pouring in from left to right, and I was in every magazine I could think of, TIME being in a couple of weeks, but it wasn't worth it. None of this was. I turned off my computer and sighed. I had a bunch of proposals I had to look over and I didn't give a fuck about any of them. Hell, the company could go down and I wouldn't care much, but it isn't up to me what I care about at this point.

The next day, I had a hard time focusing on my work, considering the information Samantha told me the night before. I couldn't even enjoy the rest of Mean Girls night, thinking about what Sebastian said. My heart raced every time I tried to picture it myself. I told Sarah that morning and she couldn't stop laughing. "My God, that's the funniest shit, I can only imagine what his face was like when he said that!" I sighed "Yeah, me too." "You know what this means right? It's definite he still has strong feelings for you, and your sister isn't going to take that lightly." I nodded "I know. I'm just trying to avoid both of them for as long as I can, I don't think I can look Sebastia

"You know how hard it's going to be to get all of these out of my dreads?" Kai complained, as Beth tried to wash the mud out of each individual one. Sarah rolled her eyes, playing with the small hand towels In our bathroom "Well, you volunteered." "Yeah, except I didn't know the dude was going to have a deadly dog back there." "Well, it was only a German Shepard. He was so cute, too." Beth puckered her lips as she remembered the dog that would have mauled Kai, given the leash wasn't on him. Sarah looked at me "Anyway, that went much better than expected." I crossed my arms over my chest "Really?" "Yeah!"

SEBASTIAN I missed her already. It had only been two days since Leslie left and it felt like a void was inside of me. I couldn't properly describe it, and I didn't know what the fuck was wrong with me. If she had only been gone for two days and I was like this, I couldn't imagine how I would last another two weeks. Let alone if I were to lose her for good. I shook the thought out of my head. The Board had called yet another pointless meeting that I didn't care about, to have a conference call with the Marketing Executives about new advertisement techniques. Yolanda was so dependable on everyone else it was ridiculous. She was like a fucking child. But, she got the job done in the end so it wouldn't feel r

"Francesca never liked me. Not too surprisin', considerin' Granny Fae warned me about her when she met her." Jamie and I were walking one of the tourist trails, getting some fresh air after our crying fest. Some people were on the sides taking photos or coming back from a hike. It was quiet, soothing, and I had never seen this amount of green in a while. I didn't know whether to call Jamie 'mom' or call her by her first name. Even though it took me a couple of months to get used to calling Francesca by her first name, I was still unsure about Jamie. Jamie assured me that she would be fine with what ever I decided to call her, and to me...Mom just felt...right. Especially now, since she and I have gone through similar things. "So...when I told them I was pregnant she knew that she di