"Ain't no way I'm sleepin' on the floor in my own damn family's vacation house," Kamari huffed, rolling onto his back and staring up at the ceiling. "Besides, you know how hard this mattress is. My lower back is already acting up, and if I fuck anything up on a hardwood floor before training camp starts in a few weeks, coach will probably personally fly down here and drown me in the ocean." He reached over to the foot of the bed, grabbing a thick decorative throw blanket and yanking it up over his chest with a dramatic motion. "There. Problem solved. I got my own blanket," Kamari said, turning back toward his side of the bed and adjusting his pillow with a loud smack. A few months ago, this would've ended with him wrapping an arm around her waist, pulling her back against his chest until she laughed and gave up the blanket. But the fact that things were completely different now made him ache in a way he never thought possible. Kamari let out a heavy sigh, his gaze drifting towards the window where the ocean waves were crashing in the distance. "We gotta fix our story before breakfast tomorrow, by the way," he added quietly. "Aunt Keisha already asked me twice why you wasn't wearing the necklace I bought you for Christmas. I told her it was getting cleaned, but she got eyes like a hawk. If we keep actin' like we're allergic to each other, they all gonna figure it out by noon."