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“Good, then I better be your plus one if they do.” “Obviously. But just for the record, I would love to have you as a sister-in-law.” She smiles as she walks down the hallway to the living room. “Sign me up! I would f**k your brother so damn good. I mean, given that I was single.” “Ew. Just no. Don’t ever say that word with my brother in the same sentence ever again.” I laugh and lock the door behind us. I swear she says stuff like that just to watch me cringe. The top is down on the Jeep, and the sun is lazily hanging in the late afternoon sky. The engine roars to life, and Courtney turns the radio up as loud as it goes. We are rocking the typical college girl stereotype—in a Jeep, listening to hip-hop—but I don’t mind. I’m really happy she’s home to be my personal distraction until D