Ex-Mas
Ex-Mas
“*** Fifty-three minutes later, their tempers at a low yet consistent throb, Lila and Beau climbed off the train they'd never wanted to board in the first place and found themselves in Oakland.
In the middle of the night.
Without either of their brothers, or Beau's car.
Lila had spent the train ride cal ing and texting Erik from Beau's phone with zero success. She final y gave up and let Beau try to reach their brothers.
So much for the big go-to-Stanford-and-abandon-Beau plan. Or for the screw your final and go catch my brother at the San Jose train station and keep him in a headlock addition.
Beau looked up from his phone, catching Lila's gaze. "We're screwed. They stil aren't picking up." "I see you've mastered the power of positive thinking," Lila 102 muttered, even though she actual y agreed with him. She pul ed the elastic out of her hair and attempted to tame her locks into a neater ponytail. They were now an hour from Beau's car--and their horrible little brothers. Assuming, of... course, that Cooper and Tyler had stayed put.MoreLess
In the middle of the night.
Without either of their brothers, or Beau's car.
Lila had spent the train ride cal ing and texting Erik from Beau's phone with zero success. She final y gave up and let Beau try to reach their brothers.
So much for the big go-to-Stanford-and-abandon-Beau plan. Or for the screw your final and go catch my brother at the San Jose train station and keep him in a headlock addition.
Beau looked up from his phone, catching Lila's gaze. "We're screwed. They stil aren't picking up." "I see you've mastered the power of positive thinking," Lila 102 muttered, even though she actual y agreed with him. She pul ed the elastic out of her hair and attempted to tame her locks into a neater ponytail. They were now an hour from Beau's car--and their horrible little brothers. Assuming, of... course, that Cooper and Tyler had stayed put.MoreLess
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