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That Joseph didn’t have the cleanest reputation and shouldn’t be trying to drag mine through the mud. Would someone say that about their friend? “I don’t know. I just can’t believe they’re friends,” I said. “Teammates, sure, and they’d have to be cordial for that, but… friends? Lamar talked about Joseph some and seemed clear headed. It didn’t feel like he was under Joseph’s spell.” “I think I might have met him before, but I can’t remember,” Aimee said. “If you think he’s okay, you are probably right.”

Cindy chuckled as a dark glint flashed across her eyes. She would inform the lady from the Coasters that Daisy has a sister who loves her so much. Probably she could use this situation to bring down Rose too. Cindy smiled as she suddenly thought of something. If Daisy and Rose were out of her way, she would shine more brightly. She had never thought about it before, but now, she had become crueller and greedier.

His brows furrowed and he asked, "Why do you want to know?" "I don’t know but I guess a part of me wants to know if it’s a cool people thing. I mean my ex-boyfriend is the coolest guy in college." "Well, mine too, but in camp. Jessica Halls, she was the coolest, she was the best." My heart sank like a stone when he mentioned her name. "That’s my sister," I said, my voice barely above a whisper. He looked at me with a mix of frustration and disbelief. "Your sister is a bitch."

I just have to grow a bit more and then we can be together for good. Girls were also always around my brother. I don't like to admit it to his face, but Michael is good-looking too. I found out by accident that he already had a girlfriend named Maddie, but he was always with another girl named Emily, who I thought was his girlfriend. Maybe boys can have more than one girlfriend, but I won't be sharing my Dylan with anyone. I was playing Subway Surfers on Dylan's phone when a text message popped up and distracted me. I was used to that but I frowned when I noticed it was a girl's name in the notification.

Her tiny fingers clutch his shirt as she turns her face and buries it against his shoulder, letting out a tired little whine. Niko chuckles softly, rubbing her back. "Okay, okay. We'll try again later, princess." I purse my lips, stifling a laugh. "I thought she'd be more excited to meet them." Mason smirks, his eyes flickering to Zuri. "She's probably just realizing she has to start sharing things now... like her favorite person." Carol smiles warmly. "Don't worry, she'll come around. I've got two younger sisters—used to drive me absolutely nuts, but they're my best friends now."

“You show up, the house comes alive, the kids drive everyone insane, and then you just pull everything away again.” “Fio—” “No, seriously.” Now her voice was calmer. Worse. “I know you work. I know you’re busy. But I’m your sister. They’re my niece and nephew. Sometimes it feels like you show up with one foot still out the door.” The room suddenly felt too bright. Theo stared at his plate. Papá lowered the newspaper completely. Mamá didn’t say a word. Even Delano, who usually couldn’t resist jumping in, stayed quiet.

I shrug. "How do you know she knows?" Hailee lets go of me. "My mom called me and told me I shouldn't wait too long to tell Halsey." I furrow my eyebrows. "Why? It's just your sister, not our kid." She shrugs. "I should go before Gale decides to leave." I nod. "Him, huh?" "What's that supposed to mean?" She lifts an eyebrow. "Is something going on between you and him?" Hailee scoffs. "We're just friends, Dean."

He quickly noticed Horace and the others. "Joey, who exactly are they?" Theodore smirked. "Permit me to introduce you. Mindy is my girlfriend's name. The others are her family..." Joey was about to introduce everyone when Theodore interrupted him. "Who are your girlfriend's relatives? You invited me over for a business meeting, not a family dinner!" Theodore stated coolly. He began to appear dissatisfied. "Don't be angry, Mr. Wyatt. Janice is my girlfriend's cousin. I wanted to introduce you to her..." Joey said quickly, pointing to Janice.

They had continued to talk but my eyes were still stuck on Joey. He was taller now; he was probably only half a head shorter than me. He doesn't look like his brother a lot but their hair was of the same shade. He was busy using his phone when his mother took it away. I stifled a laugh when he pouted, they may not be biological brothers, but they had the same expression. Ace seemed to have noticed me looking at Joey, so he leaned in to whisper, "He probably does not remember you." I was hoping that he was going to say something positive, but it was not. I gave him a side glare which made him hide a laugh. The food arrived quickly and soon we were all eating.

What if she and Joey got together and something happened and they had to break up. Audrey would obviously have to be on her brothers side. As she should be, Penny thought truthfully. She couldn't bear to come between two wonderful siblings. And if that happened, their friendship and relationship would be ruined. Penny didn't want that.