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I sulked. "NuNu it is then." He surrendered as I pecked his cheeks. We'd been watching the SpongeBob marathon for a while now and I was getting bored. What exactly do people do at a sleepover in a guy's house? "Let's listen to music." I suggested. NuNu agreed as he connected his phone to the stereo and clicked play on the Johnny Drille playlist, he specifically downloaded it because I loved Johnny Drille. I didn't know why NuNu didn't like him. He claimed he was too romantic.

Cassie asked, once she entered the living room. They had a system for the sleepovers. It would start off with them finding something to watch. They usually started off the night with family friendly PG-13 chick-lit movies so that Aaron and Lily could be in on the fun. Then they would smear avocado paste on each other’s faces and fight off the twins who liked to use the paste as a dip for their chips. Somewhere between painting each other’s nails and swapping juicy stories, the twins would have dozed off and they would then switch up the movie to something more R18.

Michelle calls out, her posh English accent completely at odds with her words making us crease up with laughter. “I thought this young one needed a proper movie education so I bring pizza, Pretty Woman, The Bodyguard and When Harry Met Sally.” I let out a laugh as I move forward to help Michelle with her bags. “We are going to pig out, watch movies and paint each other’s toenails…isn’t that what normal people do at sleepovers?” Michelle asks with a pout. “I don’t know,” I say honestly. “I never had a sleepover when I was younger unless you count Nonna.”

She raised her glass, and Rob clinked his beer against it. “You might as well stay over then,” she added. “Your room’s available.” Rob smirked. Over the years, he had stayed at their house so often—both with and without Sarah—that the guest room was basically known as “Rob’s Room.” “Yeah, that’d be great. Saves me the hassle of finding a taxi.” “It’s a plan,” Emma said with a mischievous glint. “So… do you know any good drinking games?” Rob hesitated for a second, then decided to be bold. “Drinking games? Not really. We usually just play truth or dare.”

The folks sure are lovely and friendly but that’s not the only thing special about Vineyard but no ad will ever tell you that A month after the family moved in, their only child, Michael is having trouble making friends so the parents thought it wise to have some of the kids from his school over with permission from each of their parents. The sleepover was going very well, the kids have a lot to eat, funny and great films to watch and fun games to play. Little Michael was making friends and having fun just like the parents planned. Everyone was happy until they played a game which they shouldn’t have

Benjamin muttered, responding to Fin's pleading face. Lucas rolled his eyes with a huff. “Dad, they’re called board games for a reason — because they’re boring as hell.” “Well, how about a game of 'Truth or Dare' then?” Grayson suggested, almost sending Lucas and me into cardiac arrest. “I hate that game,” Mason whispered, coiling his arms around himself. “That game is evil and possessed by the Devil.”

Rendall was fast to clarify what was happening as he saw the playful look on Brient's face. "Well, I have an idea. Why don't we make this sleepover an official one? I'd sleep over too. We'll just get five futon mattresses, pillows, and blankets, place them here in the living room, get snacks and drinks, watch a movie, discuss and bond before we sleep." "I love it," Brient said, supporting Selene's idea. Helia and Rendall shrugged in agreement but Danica frowned. It was like Brient and Selene knew how much she was trying to get closer to Rendall and it was like they were out there to stop her from doing what she had in mind.

Wouldn't want that spoilt brat to whine and sulk because her mother backed on her words. Fine. You win, Mimi. *** "Really? I can?" "If you behave like a big girl, yeah. I'll ask Aunt Maddy if you can sleepover again at hers tomorrow night." I ignore Eve's glare as I grin at my daughter. She's a big fan of her cousins, and she loves spending girls time with them so to have a sleepover would be her dream come true. While Mason too is thrilled every time he goes to Maddy's since Ariel is an avid gamer, she'd always let Mason play video games until midnight.

“We should go out and spend all night talking and making memories. We can stay up late and do all the fun things we want.” I smile at my friends. They always know how to make me feel better when I am sad. “That sounds perfect. We can take lots of pictures too.” We go up to my room and start planning what we want to do tonight. Jane thinks we should have a sleepover and watch movies until morning. Zoey wants to paint our nails and do our hair in fun styles. I love seeing how excited they are about our last night together.

“Why are you nervous?” I look up at him. “I can smell it,” he says softly. I shake my head. I don’t want to say anything in front of my brother and sister. “Hey! I have an idea!” Reagan says. “What’s that?” I ask. “A sleepover! Meadow and Tate should come stay at my house. Mom and dad won’t care.” She turns to look at them. “It’s more like living in a real house, which is probably more comfortable for you. And Cayd’s home, so we can have a movie night, make popcorn. It’ll be fun.”