Lahat ng Kabanata ng Fixation (Clusterf*ck Series #1): Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

Callie had mostly been quiet since they got back from the restaurant. Her mind was busy thinking about Brody's mom's words. Yes, she did shame her, but not without reason, she thought. Her words made her recall their dinner date. Callie never kissed Hendry and Sloan in public on the lips. But there were always innocent little kisses here and there, and to public eyes, it may look friendly. Apparently not to Brody's mom's eyes. "Hey, Princess, stop that train of thought. I'm sorry about my mom's words. You know they didn't matter, right? Not to me. Not to us, the men who love you unconditionally." His words made her smile, though it didn't reach her eyes. Callie rested her hand on his chest as she rested her side on Brody's the moment he took her to sit on the living room sofa. "So, whose parents are we dropping the bomb first?" Callie's words had him dumbfounded that Brody needed a second to gather his next words. "Wait, so you agreed?" He asked, needing to reconfirm what he though

"Hendry, it's almost five, we still need to get our takeout. Also, Mom had been questioning me all morning and afternoon about our dinner. She's getting suspicious and I can't deal with Mom being suspicious. She's scary." Sloan rattled off from their bedroom, walking towards Hendry's home office. Sloan wanted to leave his fiance for working too damn long. He already insisted that they go separately but Hendry said that they'll pick up dinner together and told Sloan that they won't be late. "Hendry seriously, work is still going to be there in the morning. Wait...what are you, that's not work!" Sloan has eyes like an eagle. He knew what was on Hendry's desk and those brochures were not work-related. "Mhmm...no baby, now be a good boy and close your eyes. I'm working on a surprise honeymoon for my husband-to-be." Sloan had to bite his lip to stop himself from grinning like a Cheshire cat. He loved his fiance and he loved the little surprises that he gave. Sloan had never been in a re

"I thought they're not going to stay long?" Sloan asked, visibly worried though trying hard not to. "They're not supposed to, maybe things went great and they decided to stay longer. Callie and Brody hadn't texted, so we know there's nothing to worry about." Hendry tried to calm his lover, then pulled the app for their favorite restaurant. "Barney's?" "Only if I can get their triple chocolate cake," Sloan answered. "Deal." The man grinned, he didn't want his fiance to worry. So if chocolate cake can tampered his emotions then he'd bought two whole cakes just to make sure. Dinner was enjoyed in silence between Sloan and Hendry. The couple was clearly worried for their lovers and not until Brody and Callie arrived did they stop worrying. "Oh my god...what took you guys so long?" Sloan asked nervously. Hendry was at his side, putting his arm over his shoulder as they waited for their explanation. "Well, things went as well as they can be expected." Callie started vaguely while Sloa

"Princess, you know you don't have to be nervous. You've met Molly and Sadie. They actually like you and trust me they've met some of the other women my mom set me up with and their reaction is not pretty." Hendry heard Brody explain as he rubbed her arm and kissed her bare shoulder. Callie was looking beautiful with her strapless over-the-knee slightly flowy dress. It was casual and still damn sexy that Hendry smirked when he saw that Brody wanted to pin her against the wall and push inside her until she screams his name. But they all knew they didn't have time for sex. Not until dinner with their siblings was done. "I know, maybe it's Sloan's nervousness that's rubbing off on me. I know his mom is kind and I know his sister would be too. And I've met Hendry's brother Harvey. So there's nothing I should be worrying about. Maybe I'm just worrying because Sloan is worried. God...I really can't stop talking can I?" She laughed nervously while she searched the whereabouts of their young

Callie felt at home when Sloan's mom greeted them at her front door, although most of Livia's stuff was already in boxes. Her hug felt amazing and she couldn't feel any better when Livia dotted on her pregnancy. "Now that you have your future in front of you, I couldn't be more proud of you." Callie giggled when she heard Livia praise her only son. "Moooom," Sloan huffed as if he was annoyed, though Callie knew he loved his mom to the moon and back. Maybe it was the hormones but she couldn't help hoping that Brody's and Hendry's parents would change their mind about their sons. "Livia, come on take a seat, we want you to relax while Hendry and I set the table. Sloan, babe, take Callie with you." Brody ushered Callie to Sloan while Hendry moved to the front door to take their lunch from the delivery guy. Callie had seen Hendry ordering from the restaurant app back in the car. She thought it was sweet of their man to treat their future mother-in-law with a nice lunch while we sought h