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Chapter 97

1 woke up sometime later when I felt the couch shift under me. Jake was sitting by my head, and when he saw my eyes were open, he ran a hand through my hair.

“It’s all right, sweetheart. We are in the air and should be landing in about an hour.”

Why don’t you try to go h

back to sleep?”

I mumbled my agreement, but wanting to be closer to jake, I sat up and climbed into his lap, reaching behind me to pull the blanket back over me. Jake chuckled at my groggy movements and settled me into a more comfortable position on his lap before covering me back up.

Thank you, Jakey. Love you,” I mumbled into his shoulder before falling asleep again.

I awoke for the second time when I felt jake moving. Lifting my head from his shoulder, I looked around. Everyone else was standing and gathering their things. I was so confused. Did I sleep through the entire fight? I looked up at lake, and he nodded, having read the confusion on my face.

“Yes, sweetheart, you slept through the entire fight. Can you walk, or would you like me to carry you to the car?” It was too many questions for tired brain, so I laid my head back on Jake’s shoulder. He chuckled, kissed my forehead, and then stood and descended the stairs.

When we reached the car, Jake passed me off to Mike so he could climb into it. Okay, honey, I need you to stand up now,” Mike said, setting me down and holding onto my waist until he was sure I was steady. I blinked up at him, trying to clear the last remnants of sleep from my brain. Jake held his hand and helped me into the back of the car. Mike climbing in after me. Once everyone was settled and with Jamle behind the wheel, we headed out Into the late afternoon traffic of the city.

*Okay, I miss the lake house abready, Jake said as we crept along. There was an accident on the freeway, and our forty–five–minute drive home turned Into almost two hours. The others murmured their agreement, and I perked up.

“We could turn around and head back there now,” I said hopefully.

“Sorry, love, not this time,” Patrick leaned forward from the third row and squeezed my shoulder.

“I know. It was just a thought,” 1 sighed.

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Once we passed the accident scene, the traffic picked up, and we pulled into the gated community just as my stomach let out a loud growl. I blushed as everyone turned to look at me. I could tell my face was beet red. Drew pulled out his phone and pulled up a delivery app. “What sounds good for dinner,

“Pizza,” I said without any hesitation. Drew placed the order as we climbed out of the car. I stopped looking up at the house and sighed. Josh stopped next to me and took my hand.

“I know how you feel, baby girl; I promise we will begin looking for a new place tomorrow.

“That sounds good to me, I told him as we went up the stairs and into the house.

Jamie and Sean had left our bags in the entryway, and after a few quiet words with Patrick, they both left. We each grabbed our bag and returned to the guy’s side of the house. I dropped my bag on the floor of my room, not wanting to unpack right now, and returned to the living room with my book. I flopped into the corner of the couch and began reading, waiting for the guys to join me.

Drew came into the living room, stopping to kiss me. He said the pizza was here, and he was going downstairs to get it. I put my book down, and went to get plates and drinks out. By the time Drew came back upstairs with the boxes of pizza, the others had emerged from their rooms, and we all sast down and ate.

Dinner was quiet, everyone lost in their own thoughts. Once we had finished cleaning up from dinner Josh spoke up. Lets come up with a plan for tomorrow so we can get an early start. I will call our realtor first thing tomorrow morning with the list of places we want to see, and hopefully we will get to see most of them tomorrow. We all agreed it was a good idea, and everyone pulled out their phones, we narrowd down where we wanted to look to three different small towns, far enough away from the city to make it peaceful, but close enough for school and work. Then came the fun part, making a list of the places we thought would work well for us.

“I think I found something,” I said excitedly jumping off the couch where I had been sitting. It only has five bedrooms, but it’s ten thousand square feet, so if we decide we need more rooms there’s plenty of space. It also comes with forty–five acres, so we have lots of privacy. Plus it already had a gym, and a theater room. Theres also a separate shop/guest house and there is enough room to put in a pool if we want.” The others crowded around me as we looked through the pictures, and by the time we were done scrolling through the photos, the guys were just as excited as I was. “It is an hour from the city though, so I don’t know if that’s going to be to much of a drive?” This was the only downside to this perfect house…

“Lets take a look at the house tomorrow, and then we will talk about the commute. I would be more then happy to have a longer drive into the city if this

house is a perfect for us as it looks. Patrick said, kissing my cheek before returning to his place on the couch. I did a little happy dance before sitting

back down, excited that everyone like the house 1 found as much as I did.