Stardale

4

"Nana and I made a plan. She passed down her will to me. There's enough where I can bail these two out and extra. Then I know your going to be mad. But, I know you wanted the boys home. I just needed to confirm. So... I broke into your office at the Black's journalism office. I found out you were trying to bail the boys. But, you have one hundred thousand dollars which is enough to get both of the boys records expunged so it makes it harder for the Andersons." I said.

"I'm not mad. But, I also have something to tell you. When I was pregnant with you it wasn't just you. You have a twin sister. Your dad.... he took her when I was resting and put her up for adoption. I got in contact with her. She said she'd move back if I got your father out of the picture and that's what I'm doing." She said.

"So you and dad are getting a divorce." Ashton said. Mom nodded. "We also need to move. That's his house after all." Mom said.

A guard walked towards me and I realized he was a teenager. He gave me the look and I sighed. I pulled about five hundred dollars and passed it to him. He nodded and walked away. I rolled my eyes.

"Okay. I have a house thing." I said. Coles thumb was tracing circles on the back of my hand. "What?!" My mom explained.

"I saw the divorce papers mom. I know dad. I know that we need space and Cole. I know your secret." I said. "I was going to tell you. I promise. I just didn't want help." He said. My brothers were confused.

"Cole doesn't live with anyone. He's been living in the school. Here and there moving places to the movie theatre thing. The house I have will have extra rooms. There's like eight. But, there will be a future eventually." I said.

"So Cole will finally be living with us." Mom said with a smile. I nodded and Cole looked happy. "Times up. Other guards are getting suspicious." The teen guard said.

"Alright. But bubs. I love you and I will see you soon. Mom I love you. I will see you at home in a bit." I said. She nodded and talked with my bubs.

Me and Cole were walking out of the building soon and walking away from the building going down the road.

After all, we need to get to a bus stop.