College sweethearts Raegan and Jiles ended on rocky terms but when Jiles is traded to the Boston Celtics, the same city Raegan has just moved to to escape her old life, will they meet again and rekindle what they once had or will they let go of each...
"My baby's one!" I yelled through the house, running around with Dream in my arms. She giggled and bounced around as I danced with her. She was already one and I couldn't believe how fast time had flown by. "Say Dada," I smiled.
"Dada," she repeated. I loved hearing her little voice. Raegan was somewhere running around trying to get last minute things for the party today. She always went above and beyond for our baby.
"Where's momma at?" I asked, walking her around the house looking for her. We had finally found a bigger place and this was our first real party here in our new home. "There she is, get momma," I said, holding her into the air and dropping her into Raegan's face. She giggled some more and held her arms out to Rae.
"My baby's so big now," Raegan said, sadly, taking her from me.
"What else do you need to do?" I asked, sitting on the bed next to her.
"I'm done. Everything else is on the staff. They're downstairs putting everything together, now," she explained. We were having a mermaid themed party. Rae bought Dream a cute little mermaid outfit and we had the pool decorated. Everyone would be there, including Isaac and both of his babies. Isaac Jr. was already four months old and his babygirl, Wynter was two months. He moved China out to Boston temporarily so he could be with both the babies while they were still so young and this was the first time we'd meet his daughter. My family was here of course and so was Raegan's. We were still trying to convince her grandma to just move here but she had been doing pretty ok with her sons in St. Louis to look after her.
"Whatchu wearing to the party?" I asked knowing Raegan had some kind of swimsuit for today.
She turned her neck at me crazy. "You in my business? Don't do that," she said in the most annoying voice ever.
"Man, give me my daughter back," I said and tried to take Dream from her.
"Back up, angry," she laughed. When we got dressed later on I looked at her and shook my head.
"Where you wearing that, too?" I laughed. She had on a red two piece that matched her red hair and was looking a little too fine for anyone else to see her but me.
"Can you get some photos of me in the pool before everyone gets here?" she asked, walking outside. I followed closely behind and laughed at the fact that she always ignored me when I brought up her clothes. I would never actually make her change out of anything. If she felt comfortable in it I wasn't going to stop her, I knew I was the only one who got to see what was underneath. I took a few shots of her and put the phone to my side, staring in awe of how beautiful she was.
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"Stop," she laughed, stepping out of the water.
"Come here," I told her, pulling her close to me. "After the party wanna send Dream with my parents?" I asked.
