"Len, will you come help me?" Gigi called from the kitchen.
"Yeah," I replied as I rolled off of the couch.
"Will you grab that casserole out of the oven." She asked as she grabbed a different dish.
I grabbed two oven mitts and pulled the pineapple casserole out of the oven.
"Thank you, baby," Gigi said as I sat the casserole on the counter.
"You need help with anything else?" I asked as I took off the oven mitts.
"I think I'm good, thank you though." She smiled as she washed off her hands.
"Ok, I'm gonna go get ready then," I told her before I walked out of the kitchen.
"I'm gonna go get ready." I fluffed my dad's curls as I walked to the stairs.
I got an "ok" back before I walked up to my room. I sat my outfit out before I walked into my bathroom. I took a shower and shaved before I got out. I listened to my music as I dried my hair. I did some light makeup before I put on lotion and deodorant. I sighed as I walked out into my room. I got dressed in this before I sprayed on some perfume.
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I grabbed my purse, phone, sunglasses, and gum before I met my dad and Gigi downstairs.
"You look cute, Len." She said as I grabbed a dish of food.
"She looks way older than 15." My dad chimed in.
"Dad, that's not always a bad thing." I laughed slightly.
"It is if I don't want my baby girl getting hit on by a bunch of older men." He shot back making Gigi and I laugh.
"Buddy, who's gonna hit on her out of Zo's family?" Gigi asked trying to get him to be logical.
"Melo, that dude is always thinking with his dick." My dad said making me laugh.
"He's got a point with that one, Len." Gigi chuckled.
"You got a point, but I'm not going upstairs and changing," I told my dad making him roll his eyes.
"I wasn't saying you need to change. I was just saying that you look way older than 15." My dad threw me the keys to the Cadillac.
"He's got a point, Len. You look like you're 20." Gigi said as she got in the back.
"Thanks, Gigi." I smiled before I pulled out of the driveway.
