In which a family reunites after five years in preparation of fun, wildness, drunken moments, and of course drama.
If you haven't read the first book yet, I highly recommend you read that first!
A few minutes later, he trudged upstairs with a glass of water in hand.
"Geez, woman!" Pauly joked. "I thought you married me because you loved me, not to be your maid."
I rolled my eyes, making him laugh. "Of course I love you. You being my maid is just a bonus." This time, he's the one that rolls his eyes as he hands me the glass.
I took a few sips before asking, "Where's Julian?"
"He's in the backyard with Haven, practicing his soccer." He replied. Figures. We've been trying to get Julian into soccer since he expressed interest in it.
"Well, he shouldn't get his clothes all dirty before we have to go." I spoke.
Pauly snorted. "Mom worries."
It's been about two months since we left Miami and life has been pretty well. Pauly and I are obviously going strong, Mike and Lauren are happily engaged — same with Alex and Lacey, of course. The girls are doing well with their families too!
"You're right, though. He'll probably want to hold the baby." Pauly then said.
Oh, and Ronnie is officially a dad! He has a beautiful little daughter.
Which is where Pauly, Julian, and I are headed now. While Ron and I aren't really close, Pauly still insisted that I go.
"Anyway, do I look good?" I said, standing up and looking at myself in the mirror.
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"Is that even a question?" Pauly chuckled before kissing me. Then, he pulls away to ask me, "Did you tell the girls yet?
I shook my head. "No. I haven't told anyone except my family. Did you tell the guys?"
"Nope, not even Vinny."
After that, I went to the backyard to get Julian and I said bye to Haven before we headed to the car.
After about twenty minutes, we arrived at Ron's place. We got out of the car and I took Julian's hand as the three of us walked to the door. We walked right inside — as Ron instructed us to through text.
"Is Ronnie home?" Pauly asked jokingly. We walked to the kitchen to see Ronnie, standing there, feeding his daughter — who's laid on her baby lounger on the counter — a bottle.
"Look what we got for the little peanut!" Pauly spoke as we walked over. He had a gift in hand.
Ronnie chucked, dapping Pauly up with one hand as other hand was holding the bottle.
"Hey, Ron." I said, giving him a side hug.
Ron smiled. "Hey, how are you?"
"Good." I smiled back. Then, Ron looked down at Julian, holding his hand up. "What's up, little man?"
