The Star Dwellers
“Talking with Tristan was incredible and reminded me all over again why I almost kissed him back in the Moon Realm.
Tawni and my mom are waiting outside of the conference room, chatting like best friends. My mom’s telling stories of me as a kid and Tawni’s laughing. “There were mashed beans all over the ceiling,” my mom says, her words mixing with her laughter.
Tawni shrieks with laughter. “Somehow that doesn’t surprise me,” she chuckles.
“Ha ha. I can hear you, ya know.”
“Oh, hi..., honey,” Mom says, pretending she just noticed me. “How’d everything go with…Tristan?” She raises her eyebrows twice.
“Fine,” I grumble, wishing I’d never opened up to her about my feelings for him. For some reason I thought now that she’s a general she’d be cooler about boys. But no, she’s still just acting like a mom.
“Well, you two are very cute together.”MoreLess
Tawni and my mom are waiting outside of the conference room, chatting like best friends. My mom’s telling stories of me as a kid and Tawni’s laughing. “There were mashed beans all over the ceiling,” my mom says, her words mixing with her laughter.
Tawni shrieks with laughter. “Somehow that doesn’t surprise me,” she chuckles.
“Ha ha. I can hear you, ya know.”
“Oh, hi..., honey,” Mom says, pretending she just noticed me. “How’d everything go with…Tristan?” She raises her eyebrows twice.
“Fine,” I grumble, wishing I’d never opened up to her about my feelings for him. For some reason I thought now that she’s a general she’d be cooler about boys. But no, she’s still just acting like a mom.
“Well, you two are very cute together.”MoreLess
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