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bedroom. Not that I’m angry. Well, maybe I’m a little angry, but despite that I still care about her—she’s my mom. And the thought of her getting her heart broken time and time again pisses me off.
    “Nice to meet you.” He gives a broad grin, exposing a row of perfectly veneered teeth. He’s got that silver fox look going on up top, and he seems nice enough. He’s not too big, so I could take him if things go south between the two of them.
    “Nice to meet you too.” I offer a firm shake that says both welcome to the family and I’m not afraid to break your dick .
    “I’ll get Kendall,” Mom squawks with excitement like I just came back from the dead. “She’s been so thrilled that you’re coming out.” Mom busies herself texting spastically.
    “Oh, duh!” Molly jumps in her flip-flops and her boobs say hello again. “You’re Kendall’s brother. No wonder, you look just like her—but you’re all boy .” She leans in close and nestles up to my bicep, inspiring me to take a conservative step back.
    “Morgy!” Kendall screams into the virginal morning as she barrels from a tiny cabin behind the property. Her hair looks like a bat just flew through it, and she’s wearing nothing but a white T-shirt that’s not quite long enough. I’m guessing it belongs to the dude trekking up behind her who also looks freshly laid.
    “Morgy, Morgy!” she sings.
    “Don’t call me that,” I tease, as she flings herself at me. I miss Kendall. I miss having someone to hang out with. I miss seeing her smiling face every single day. We didn’t have a lot growing up, but we had each other.
    She buries my face in her neck before pulling back. And I try not to comment on the fact she smells ripe, like she hasn’t showered in days, and so does the goof just that sprung up beside her.
    “This is Molly.” Kendall makes a face as she introduces me to the mistress in training. “And this ”—she bounces with excitement—“is her brother, Cruise .” Kendall bows when she says his name. “Cruise, this is my brother, the famous baseball player. He’s going pro right after graduation, right, Morg?”
    “I don’t know about that.” I shake my head. Kendall has a knack for building me up for greatness. “I’m okay. If I’m lucky the coach throws me in.” I may have downplayed my abilities, but I’m all for balancing out the modesty when meeting prospective new family members. Kendall mentioned they, too, were engaged.
    “Kenny showed me some online footage.” Cruise offers up a knuckle bump and I accept. “You’re a terror out there, man. We’ll have to toss the ball around. Get a game together. My buddy owns the local gym. He’s got some batting cages on the property. So you don’t need to worry about getting rusty while you’re out here.”
    I’m still stuck on “Kenny.”
    “Cool.” I nod, trying to overlook the fact he just made my sister sound like a dude. “I’ll be here all summer. I plan on getting a part-time job.”
    Mom wraps her arms around my waist and pulls “Kenny” in on the other side.
    “Both my children are here,” she coos. “Carrington is finally starting to feel like home again. I still have so much planning to do before the wedding; a job sounds just like the thing to keep you out of trouble.” She gives my ribs a squeeze.
    Molly steps in and licks her lips like a promise. That’s trouble in a tank top right there. And for damn sure I want no part of it, especially now that I know she’s Cruise’s little sister.
    I glance around at Mom, Kendall, and their respective disheveled bedfellows. Seems like Carrington is the place to be if you want to get lucky. I should know, I already did.
    Sure wouldn’t mind seeing Ally again.
    I can’t help but wonder if I made a mistake by leaving this morning without so much as a good-bye.
    The entire state is smaller than a hiccup. I’m betting I’ll see her again.
    And a part of me hopes she won’t remember a damn