#generationchallenge

“Charles told me this charade of yours was done. MONTHS AGO!”

“It was. It IS. I don’t know what you’re talking about but don’t you think this isn’t exactly the time or place to discuss it?”

“This is exactly the place to talk about it. And it will be the FINAL time we talk about it. Because you will never be near Charles or my niece ever again. You’re out Selena. You’re no longer welcome in my home.”

“YOUR HOME?! That house only exists because you mooched every penny from my father and his company before he passed away. You didn’t earn that money and you don’t deserve that house!” 

“That’s enough Selena. You’re causing a scene. You need to leave.” 

She’s not worth the energy. None of them are. I throw my napkin down on the table and storm my way out. 

“Lena - “ I hear Charlie shout out but am too furious to acknowledge. 

They got the entrance of the double waterfalls, only to be met with rain. They found shelter under a nearby tree.

Selena: "It's no fun for the kids to have to wait out the rain under the tree. Let's head home and try again later this weekend."

Margaret: "Nonsense. I'll take these three back to the cabin for a snack. You two stay back and enjoy the view - no need to waste a trip out here."

Selena: "Well where do we start?"

I know we've shared a fair share of kisses before. I mean I've seen the man undressed more times than I can count over the years - but this moment, that kiss feels nothing like the others.