n a n c y d r e w

Yep, that sounds about right.

I can imagine. I don’t think Finn will be much better.

A typical protective older brother huh?

I think you’re going to be a perfect addition to our family.

You and me both. Try not to tell him that though, because last time I did I found him backflipping off the second story landing onto mattresses in the carpark.

I’d say he well and truly is. I think since he was a boy he chose not to be particularly observant himself, he knew there were things he didn’t want to know, things he wanted to be oblivious too. So he chose somewhat of a carefree and recklessly naïve life. I’m glad for that, but I’m not even remotely surprised he was attracted to that in you.

You have him all clued out already. He used to love me fussing over him, now he runs away at any sight of it.

Great. I’ll go get you some drinks then. 

Of course. Well as I’ve always said to Finn, he was somewhere between a constant headache and the sweetest boy to ever live. But boy do I have some stories for you.

The more you encourage her, the more she’ll give.

We’d barely met 5 months ago. So we’ll call it a month, and I wasn’t daydreaming.

5 months ago, give or take. It’s not often he ever stops, but he was like a statue daydreaming about it.

Truly, the pleasure is all mine. I’ve been so excited to meet you since my boy came to visit speechless over you. 

I knew this would happen. Josie, this is my mum, Summer.

He definitely dances, I have all kinds of evidence in the matter.

Ouch. So no dancing at the wedding?