When Hunter woke up the next morning, sunlight poured through the windows. The room was too bright. Too late.“Shit,” he muttered, bolting upright. His phone lay dead on the nightstand — the alarm never went off.He glanced at me still sleeping, then cursed again as he threw the covers off and slipped out of bed. He should’ve left before dawn, like always.As he tiptoed down the stairs, barefoot and shirtless, Mom’s voice rang out, stopping him cold.“Hunter…?” Her voice faltered. “You’re… coming out of Chris’s room?”Hunter froze mid-step.“Auntie—” he started, but no words followed.Mom’s eyes widened with confusion and disbelief. This had never happened in all these years. Not once had he been caught.Thinking fast, I appeared behind him and stepped forward. “Mom, it’s not what you think. I asked Hunter for help with a last-minute college project. I panicked and woke him up.”Hunter turned back to me, stunned by how calmly I was handling it.“I totally forgot it was due today,” I a
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