Seattle, Washington
2018
“I think I should be living with you,” Rex stated matter-of-factly that early Monday morning.
She knew this was coming. It took forever to kick him out of the house that night to go home and rest after such an exhausting night. And he’d spend the weekend at the house with the kids, joining them for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Each night was getting harder for her to kick him out, especially when he fell asleep with Cameryon snuggled in his arms on the couch. The sight of them together almost made her cry from joy.
“Out of the question,” Mia retorted, shuffling through paperwork. There would be a meeting in half an hour and she didn’t have time to indulge his request. “You have enough money in your account to buy a whole block of houses. Why live in mine?”
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