Chapter Twenty-Eight Chase

Chapter Twenty-Eight

Chase

Me: Girlie pops, you will never believe what happened to me!!!!! You’re gonna wanna sit down . . .

Joyce: Oooo, spill the Lipton.

Mimi: It’s tea.

Joyce: I know that.

Gail: Jesus H. Joyce, Mimi means the saying is: Spill the tea not Spill the Lipton.

Birdie: @everyone we need to listen to Chase.

Joyce: You can’t @ everyone in a text. That’s for Facebook.

Gail: And it’s annoying there too.

Me: I almost died guys. We literally got attacked again. *inserts picture of himself*

Joyce: Good lord!

Gail: Holy fuckballs!

Birdie: Even almost dead you look so handsome Chasey.

Mimi: Who do we need to call? I know a guy from the deli . . . I think he’s connected.

Me: No need . . . my girl saved me. Emphasis on the My girl. *inserts another photo of him and Evie*

Gail: I knew you’d do it! She’s a lucky girl.

Mimi: You’ve made an old woman cry. When’s the wedding?

Joyce: Jesus slow down Mimi . . . let them breathe. We’re glad you’re both okay. We love you Chase.

Birdie: We should go to that psychic again . . . she can predict their future.

Gail: The only thing she’s predicting is that she’s full of shit because she’s constipated.

Mimi: Doesn’t matter what she says. Look at those faces. I know soulmates when I see them.

“Soulmates, huh?” Evie smiles, her chin rested on my shoulder.

“Obviously.” I turn to face her, cradling her face. “I love you, Evil.”

She shrugs, exhaling softly, that wry look in her eyes. “Yeah . . . I love you too, Chuckles.”

Goddamn. Now that’s a happily ever after . . . at least right after I kiss the girl, it is.

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