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“As is our right, as royal ladies,” Juniper says, flicking her hair back over her shoulder.
“Not yours,” I say, laughing and flicking her nose when I stand up straight. “Underage!”
“Ariel!” Juniper groans, following me as I tug Jackson eagerly towards the door. “Come on! I thought we were finally cool! Just sneak me one glass!”
“I’ll think about it,” I say casually over my shoulder, grinning at her. “If…you’ll agree to be my servant. All. Day.”
Juniper groans, but then considers her choices, and nods with a sigh.
The three of us hurry after our family, picking up the tail of the group as we all start up the stairs.
The day moves too quickly after that, ushered along by a great deal of laugher and joy. Jackson, even though he doesn’t know the rules of football, is of course instantly good at it and a credit to his team, made up of him, Mark, Chase, and Roger. The game goes on for what feels like a very long time, especially considering the tiny space provided by the little patch of green on our roof and how many Alphas they’re trying to squeeze into it, all bashing into each other.
But still, I don’t mind. I just sigh and drink the glass of wine that my mom constantly refills. I secretly always pour half of my cup into Juniper’s glass as well – and spend the time chatting with my family and just…watching my mate play.
God, but he’s just so…good at it. Good at all of it – dodging, throwing, strategy, knowing precisely how hard he’s able to tackle Caleb without hurting him. Something about physical activity just comes easy to my mate. Much easier than to me and I think most people.
I smile softly as my eyes follow him, my glass resting against my shoulder as I lean back against the countertop of the little outdoor kitchen. I get lost in it, if I’m being honest, not even paying attention to the conversation of the ladies amidst whom I stand.
“Ohhhhh,” Cora coos, her voice loud and teasing enough to pull me out of it. I snap my head towards her, curious, and then blush when I see that they’re all looking at me – that I got caught, a bit, in my reverie. “Someone’s got it bad!”
“Oh, shut up,” I reply, laughing and tossing out a hand to smack my aunt on my shoulder.
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