Strong
“I know that nothing more happened but my family doesn't know that. I scramble up to find my phone.
Fell asleep on the couch at Chase's. Be home soon.
I hope my mom believes the quick text I just sent. She should – it's true. I hope she knows me better than to think I would have done anything else with Chase.
I wake Chase with a quick kiss and yelp, “I have to go!” He stretches and looks at the clock, “Yeah, you do!” After another kiss and one of his famous winks, I rush to my truck....
Fiona is sitting in the kitchen at home with two cups of coffee. As soon as I enter, she motions to the second cup. “It's for you,” she smiles mischievously. “I saw the text on Mom's phone. She's still asleep. Now, spill, or I will disown you.”
I feel a flash of embarrassment and guilt. I have always felt a substantial amount of responsibility to set a good example for my younger sister.MoreLess
Fell asleep on the couch at Chase's. Be home soon.
I hope my mom believes the quick text I just sent. She should – it's true. I hope she knows me better than to think I would have done anything else with Chase.
I wake Chase with a quick kiss and yelp, “I have to go!” He stretches and looks at the clock, “Yeah, you do!” After another kiss and one of his famous winks, I rush to my truck....
Fiona is sitting in the kitchen at home with two cups of coffee. As soon as I enter, she motions to the second cup. “It's for you,” she smiles mischievously. “I saw the text on Mom's phone. She's still asleep. Now, spill, or I will disown you.”
I feel a flash of embarrassment and guilt. I have always felt a substantial amount of responsibility to set a good example for my younger sister.MoreLess
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