I’m currently sipping my second coffee, and I still have the nauseous feeling you get when you wake up too early. On the other hand, we wake up together every day, and I’ve never seen her act like this before lunchtime, so I’m freaking confused. On the one hand, it’s so good to see her happy after the post-Aaron slump she’s been in. We’re getting the first flight to Washington, meaning it’s not even light, yet she’s bouncing around the place. She’s so fucking awake right now that it’s knocking me a little sick. “It smells amazing.”Īm I surprised my girlfriend-yes,I’m allowed to call her that now-is the most annoying person to travel with, ever? No. “I’m so proud of you,” Nate says, leaning over to kiss my temple.

“This looks good, Stassie,” Henry says, not even one hint of something backhanded coming my way. “Patience.”Īfter what feels like forever slapping hands away of hungry boys trying to sneak a taste, I finally plate up the food and make everyone sit at the table. I swat his hand away before he even gets to the plate. “God, that smells good,” Robbie praises, rolling into the kitchen and immediately reaching for a naan. The front door opens, and the guys come in, all looking sweaty and tired. “I’m a sweet guy.” He smirks, winking at the both of us. “How did you manage to make you being a manwhore sound sweet?” Sabrina shouts, throwing her head back, laughing. “I think it’s unfair of me to tie myself to one person when there is such a wide range of people to spend time with.”

“Have you met the men on this campus? The ones in this house are an anomaly. JJ snorts, tilting his phone so we can see how many people he’s texting. “If your instincts are so good, why are you single? Where’s your boyfriend?” Sabrina teases, joining us in front of the food to inspect our handiwork. My instincts about men are impeccable and I’m telling you, Aaron is a walking, talking red flag.” “Well, I’m sure Hawkins has given you a full speech and promised to lay down his life for you or whatever, but so you know, I’m cool with you both living here. “We’re going to talk about it when I get home from Colorado.”

Ice breaker by hannah grace