Hello Beautiful | A Dialogue Story

Chapter 16 - In mom's closet?!

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Cinderella

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"Hello Beautiful. Any plans for today?"

"Basically studies. I've got a few assignments to complete for Monday. What about you?"

"Same here but I also have to babysit my sisters. The guys are coming over to help; I'm sure it'll turn into me babysitting all four of them though."

"Have fun!" she said with a light laugh.

"I'll try."

A few minutes past with both parties listening to the other breath.

"Beautiful?"

"Yes Charming."

"I was thinking... do you think we should meet? We've been talking for almost two months now and I just thought we should. If you don't want to, that's okay. I'm sorry, forget I said anything."

Taking a deep breath she replied, "No it's okay; don't apologize. I want to. I really want to meet you too. I just didn't know how to bring it up."

Releasing a sigh of relief he answered, "Okay good. So when are we going to?"

"Have you heard of the talent show on Friday at seven?"

"Yeah I have."

"We can meet then. I'm performing though so after the show meet me at the back entrance."

"My crush is performing also. And how would we know it's the other?"

"Oh y'all have been talking? I'll -."

"Who are you talking to? Is it your boyfriend? The one you've been talking to for almost two months? And yes I have been counting. Are you hiding your relationship from me? What happened to us telling each other everything huh? We're twins; partners in crime from day one. What's going on Lex?"

"I'm not keeping anything from you. Nothing's going on, okay? I told you before his name's Liam and he's just a friend."

What if I want to be more than just friends? Liam thought.

"You don't have to worry about it. And we'll always be partners in crime. Speaking of crimes, where did you hide the body this time?"

"It's my job as a brother to worry about you okay? I just don't want any douche to hurt you. And I hid it in mom's closet." He said the last sentence with laughter evident in his voice.

Laughing loudly she said, "Mom's...closet? Oh my! That's the best place! I can't wait till she-."

"Oh my! Oh my! There's blood everywhere!"

"She...found...it!" Daniel said through his laughter.

Barging into her room covered in blood, their mother said, "That was the last straw. I'm sending both of you away to spend some time with grandma."

"No!"

"No! Mom please; not grandma!"

"Stop begging me. Get off my feet! I'm sending y'all away. I almost got a heart attack." Their mother said while trying to pry them off her feet.

"Honey; why are you covered in blood?" a deep masculine voice belonging to Mr. Jones asked.

"Ask them! Ask your children why." She yelled.

Barely containing his laughter he asked, "What did y'all do this time?"

"I hid the dead body in her closet."

Laughter erupted from Mr. Jones as he could no longer hold in it.

"Good one son, good one." He said while their mom stood shaking her head with an amused smile on her lips.

"Come on then; y'all have to clean it up. I'm going to take a shower." She said as she left.

"Sorry kiddos; I've got to get lunch ready. Have fun cleaning." Mr. Jones said with laughter still ringing in his voice as he too left her room.

"How much of a mess is it?

"There's a lot; it's the biggest one."

Sighing she said, "Give me a minute, I'll meet you there."

"Liam? Are you there?"

"Yeah, I'm here." He answered with laughter bubbling out of him.

"Although it's quite funny maybe you guys should stop scaring her."

"We should but probably won't."

"Well I've got to go clean now. I'll talk to you whenever I'm free as I am performing on Friday; I'll be a bit busier."

"Yeah we'll talk then and best of luck. Bye Beautiful. Have fun cleaning!" he yelled before erupting in another fit of laughter.

Smiling she ended the call before her proceeding to her mom's room.

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They're meeting soon! 😆😄😄😝

Who's excited? I am! 🙋😉

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Lots of love, Suzanna