Three Guys Like Me. I Hate All Of Them

Three Guys Like Me. I Hate All Of Them - Chapter 10

"Elle." I heard a voice whisper.

I groaned, and snuggled deeper into the warmth.

"Elle." Someone poked my face.

"Stop it." I mumbled.

I heard a chuckle, then lips on my forhead.

My eyes snapped open, and met with hazel eyes.

"Ian?" I yawned.

"Indeed, my dear." He moved my bangs away from my eyes.

"What are you doing here?"

"You feel asleep on me after the dinner. I didn't have the heart to move, so I spent the night here."

I lift my head to find I'm snuggled between Ian's arm and torso. "Oh. Sorry."

"You're fine. I had the best night sleep in the last two days, then I've had in the past week." He smiled down at me again, and kissed my forhead.

"Oh, she's finally up." Nate says, entering the living room. "Okay. We're going to the movies. Let's go."

I scrunch my face up. "Wait, what? Movies?"

"Yeah! We're going to go see The Smurfs."

"Really, Nate? A child movie?" Ian chuckles.

"Hey! It wasn't my choice."

"Who's was it?" I ask, laying my head on Ian's chest.

I still hate the kid. But he's comfy.

"Rose."

I perked up. "Rose is here?!"

"Yeah. Cara, Ryan, and Ethan are going out of town for two days. So, Rosie stays with us."

Mom comes into the room carrying little Rosie. "Nate, here's Rose. Car seat is at the front door. Be safe okay?" She kissed his cheek, then handed little Rosie to him.

"Yeah, I know."

"Who's car are you taking?"

Nate looks at Ian. "Can we take your car? The camero isn't really the safest for a baby."

Ian nodded, and squeezed my shoulders. "Yeah. I don't mind."

"Sweet." Nate turned to our wonderful mother. "See? We got the car. Now go. We have Ellody here, mom. She won't let Rose out of her site. That is, if she can stop sucking Ian's face."

I scowled in my brothers direction, and Ian just kissed the top of my head.

I don't have the heart to tell him to stop kissing me. Only because his kisses feel normal. Feels right.

"I think Ian can stop kissing me for a little while so I can watch Rose. Mom, just go to work."

"Okay. Love you guys! See you soon, Ian!" She scurried out the door.

"Think you can watch Rose for five minutes while I change?" I ask my brother.

"I think I can."

"Great." I heave myself over Ian, and I hear him quietly groan. I look to him and smile. "Sorry."

"Just go." He whispers.

I walk past Nate and Rose, and pinch the little girls cheeks, then go up the stairs to change. I pick out a black and white graphic t shirt, gray shorts, crossword puzzle hightop converse, and black and white hand gloves that show your fingers. I look around my room to see if I can add anything else to my outfit, and I see thick black rimmed glasses with plastic lenses. Koda and I bought these when were puttsing around town one day. I put on the glasses, and make my way downstairs.