Vow ↬ l.h. book 3

chapter 24

Diamond's POV:

two years later

"Hey new neighbor!" A familiar voice knocks on the opened front door. Turning around I come face to face with my best friend.

"Hannah!" I exclaimed, dropping my boxes on the floor. Running up to her, I give her a tight hug. "Haven't seen you in so long!"

"Too long." Hannah mumbled, hugging me tight as well. Letting go of each other, we both smile. "It is so good to see you again Diamond. It's great that everyone is moving in finally. I needed some company while all of you guys were at L.A. still."

"Oh my gosh this town is so cute and my new house is so great for my family and I."

Saying my family and I still puts a smile to my face. Still can't believe I married the love of my life and now we have two wonderful and beautiful kids. I got my happily ever after. See I hoped that my life would get better when I was in high school. And look at me now, married to the guy that made me feel like I wouldn't live to see 19 years old.

"Hi Hannah!" My beautiful teen daughter came running down the stairs to give Hannah a big hug. "I've missed you so much!"

Moving here wasn't that hard for the kids. Turns out they were all in for the whole moving thing. They didn't want to live the fame life either, and I would completely understand why. Some people might think that we are crazy for doing this, but you don't know how life is like when the whole world can see it. You don't have any privacy, and you can't even poop in your own bathroom without thinking a paparazzi is somewhere taking a picture of you.

"I wonder how it will be like at school on Monday." Crystal said, after we said our goodbyes to Hannah. I arched my eyebrow, not understanding. "Oh come on mom. Suddenly 10 or 14 new kids are attending River Daele High, who has ex-famous parents to be exact. All of us move into a town that no one has ever heard about. Wouldn't you be talking too?"

"I guess." I rolled my eyes playfully.

I continue to unpack the kitchen supplies into all of the drawers and cabinets. Where was Luke to help me out with all of this? I don't know probably out with the guys browsing around the town. Which I should do too but I would rather unpack and get settled in to our new home first. Besides I've got my whole entire life to browse around the town.

Picking up the fake flowers in a pot, I walk over near the window and put it on top of the coffee table. Glancing outside, I catch Aiden talking to a brown haired girl. She wore a cute pink headband along with a dress that matched it. Deciding it was polite for me to interrupt their conversation, I walk outside of the house.

"Hi." I interrupted. I feel Aiden's eyes burning a whole in my head. Yup, I just ruined his chance of getting laid on the first day here. She's a stranger, who knows what type of disease she can pass on to my baby boy. "I'm Aiden's mom, Diamond Hemmings."

Diamond Hemmings.

Yup still fan girling over my last name up until now.

I offered my hand which she took gently. "My name is Gwen." She smiled brightly at me.

"It's so nice to meet you, Gwen." From the corner of my eyes I can see Aiden looking uncomfortable. I know that he wants me to leave. But sorry, I'm not going anywhere. "So do you go to River Daele High too?"

"Actually --"

"Gwen!" A woman screeches behind her. She stomps towards us angrily. "I told you to never talk to strangers." She grabbed Gwen's arm harshly and pulled Gwen behind her. I'm guessing this was Gwen's mom.