“Not yet.”“They seemed okay last night though, right?”“Yeah, Dad, they seemed okay.” Lily had been a little tipsy, but she’d been smiling, and they had danced together a lot. So I figured that they had smoothed things over.At least, I hoped they had because I didn’t like seeing my sister sad.“Look what the cat dragged in,” Dad chuckled as Asher joined us.“I think something crawled inside me and died.”“We’re not twenty-one anymore, Ash.” Mya rolled her eyes. “You can’t keep up with the kids.”He dropped down onto a chair and ran a hand down his face. “I’ll have you know I drank the kids under the table.” His weary gaze flicked toward Aaron and Ezra who both smirked.“We were up at eight and down here at nine, old man.”“They have a point, Ash,” Mya said, fighting a grin.“Oh hush, woman, and get me some coffee. Strong, black coffee.” He dropped his head on the table, and everyone laughed.“I think you broke him,” I said to Aaron and Ezra.“He only got what he deserved. Oh, here’s
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