Clandestine || J. Garoppolo

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SPOOOOOooooooOOOOOpppYYYYY

I was hanging with the squad tonight and it was just so much fun

so this gets a little sexy but not too bad I mean

the kid Christian is based off one of the seniors at school who is gorgeous 10/10 would bang

but anyone I hope you have/had a safe Halloween and this has been so fun like

Katie and j were cuddling on the couch w Eric and Mickey and Soph were on the other couch and Zak was dressed in one of those inflatable blue suits and Jay was laying on the floor and it was just so fun

and Abby was pissy idk what her issue was

but it was just so fun and I'm just so happy and the hugs were so genuine and we saw one of our old teachers and I was just so happy

I'm going to Maine tomorrow so idk how much/how little time I'll have to write

so yeah

enjoy
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"Why do you have an inflatable giraffe?" Jan sighed when Hazel, Logan, and Jimmy walked into the house.

"Wait, wait, let me guess....Mr. Lavallee?" Sam grinned. Haz laughed.

"How did you know?"

"Oh, yeah, he was moving his stuff out today. Was it emotional?" Jan frowned. Haz nodded.

"Reminded me of our last day of senior year. Right down to the cake and the Class of 2010 plates," she shuddered. Then she abruptly changed the subject. "What are we doing for dinner?"

"Pizza," David and Sam piped up.

"Hell yes," Haz praised. "DiMaggio's?"

"Is there anywhere else?" David scoffed, and Hazel stuck out her tongue.

"Best place in all of Illinois," Hazel informed Logan, and Logan smiled. "Right, ok, so I'm gonna bring my pal here up to my room."

Hazel picked up the giraffe under its stomach and brought it through the living room. She then waddled upstairs and placed it in the corner of her room. Hazel was making her way downstairs when she heard Logan, her mother, her brother, and her sister in the living room.

"You really care about her, don't you?" David's voice spoke.

"I love her. Honestly, I do," Logan replied.

"Would you marry her?"

Hazel didn't want to hear what he had to say. She loved Logan, but she didn't think she was ready to hear them discuss marriage. She was twenty three years old.

"I would. Today. Right now, if I could. But I know she wants to wait. We haven't even thought of it. I haven't brought it up. But I would," he added again.

Hazel felt a knot in her stomach. He would marry her today. Right now. But would she marry him today? That was the question, and Hazel was afraid of the answer she would give.

"Hey!" she said loudly, coming back into the room. "Where're Garopps squared?"

"Garopps squared?" Logan giggled.

"That's what we used to call John and Jimmy in high school. And for one year, it was Garopps cubed. Anyway?"

"Home. Jimmy said something about calling someone. I don't remember."