College sweethearts Raegan and Jiles ended on rocky terms but when Jiles is traded to the Boston Celtics, the same city Raegan has just moved to to escape her old life, will they meet again and rekindle what they once had or will they let go of each...
"Look at mommy Dreamy," I said trying to get a halfway decent photo of her in her Halloween costume. She was a lion and she looked adorable. I knew my family would appreciate the baby Timbs we had her in.
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"I think that's as good as I'll get," I laughed, giving up. Jiles grabbed the phone from me and looked.
"This one came out good," he said, showing me the one good photo out of the hundred that I took. I picked her up and took her inside so we could FaceTime Jiles' parents and let them see her in her Halloween costume.
"Oh my gosh, how precious," his mom laughed when I turned the camera to face her. She was sitting down on the floor playing with her toys.
"Dreamy come say hi to grandma and grandpa," I said but she didn't budge from her seat. "Say hi," I repeated, putting the camera in her face.
"Hi," she said, without looking up.
"She's acting like a teenager already. Good luck," his dad said, making us laugh.
"We gon be raising teenagers at the same time damn near," Jiles chimed in. It was kind of true. Kaycee and Dream were six years apart so when Dream turned 13 Kay Kay would be 19. "Please don't have any other kids," he added.
We talked on the phone with them for a while, saying hi to Kaycee and James before hanging up because Kyle and Junior arrived.
"Look at lil Chucky!" I laughed when Junior walked in. Of course Kyle didn't put him in a normal costume like a pumpkin or some type of animal. This woman put him in a Chucky costume and she was "Chucky's bride"
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I had to admit it was pretty cute and it channeled her inner crazy perfectly.
"Isaac didn't wanna join in on the festivities?" I asked, surprised she didn't force him into a matching costume, too.
"No, he's splitting Halloween with Junior and Wynter so I didn't make him wear anything," she explained. Isaac had gotten really good at making sure he was there for both of his children. "Look, here go Wynter's costume now," she said, showing me a photo Isaac had just sent.
