A Thousand Lies

Chapter 38

Chapter name: Alecs family

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Alec

7:15 am Friday

I load my things and the guy's things into the trunk of my car. All the main guys would be going with me.

Zander, Damien, Ethan, and Connor. The rest of the men had to stay here to guard.

Once I get everyone's bags into the trunk of my car, I slam it shut.

Then to my surprise, two cars pull up in my driveway. We aren't expecting anyone. The cars stop. I can't see inside.

Then I feel my heart drop.

It is my parents. Picture perfect parents.

No, not just them.

I watch as my parents got out of the first car. My mom has a big smile plastered on her face walking over to me while my father goes back to get their luggage.

"What are you guys doing here? You weren't supposed to get back from Hawaii yet." I ask my mom as she engulfs me in a bear hug.

"We just missed you too much. Not to mention your father was worried." She let me go with a sigh. My father is like that. Never trust me with MY gang for too long. It was once his until he handed it down to me. He doesn't have to worry about it anymore.

Not that I'm not grateful to see them. I didn't really expect it.

Then out of the car behind theirs, four people came out—three females with colorful hair and one male with hair like mine.

"ACE! ARELLA!" I yell at my siblings to get their attention.

Ace turns to grab his girlfriend, Vanessa's, hand and starts walking towards me. While on the other hand, Arella left them all behind, including her girlfriend, Salara.

Right, when she gets to me, she jumps on me and wraps me in her arms.

"OMG, I MISSED YOU SO MUCH, AL!" She basically cries. I laugh as I set her down, hugging my brother next. Then Vanessa and Salara.

"I missed you guys too." I smile at her.

Let's catch up. I am not the oldest. I am the middle child. Ace is the oldest. He didn't want the gang, so they handed it down to me. He is also graduated. Arella is the youngest. She.... my Flowers age. And the only reason she got to go on the trip and not have to do school is that she's being homeschooled.

"How was dad on the trip..?" I lean down, whispering in my sister's ear. I'm referring to my dad being against gays.

Well, my sister is gay. And she happened to take her girlfriend on the trip. Dad says it's just a phase, but they have been together for a year.

"He kept giving Sal and I the evil eye. And we couldn't have any physical contact." She pouts. I roll my eyes at my father's foolish behavior.

He walks up with suitcases in his hand and shakes my hand formally.

"Will we see you tonight?" My father asks me. I shake my head no. "I'm going on a class field trip. I'll be back Sunday night." I tell him.