In Your Dreams

Old Flame.

Next day...
Your POV

Did I call Lori? No, I took my ass to sleep because I was tired. I woke up to five messages from her.

from lori:
i just want to talk

from lori:
come on, y/n

from lori:
please

from lori:
i'm guessing you went to sleep.

from lori:
i'll leave you alone.

to lori:
i'll call you after lunch with my dad.

from lori:
okay, great

I got out of bed and stretched. I did my morning routine and went to wake Jeremiah up. I pulled the blanket off of him and he whined.

"I'm up," he mumbled pulling the covers over his head.

"Get up. You got two minutes," I told him and he immediately got up to run to the bathroom. I finished getting ready for brunch. When we were both done, Moses was already outside waiting for us.

"Hi, Moses," I said to him and he hugged me.

"Hey," he replied. I got in the car and so did Jeremiah. He drove us to my dad's and we went inside to meet our younger siblings.

"This little one is Mariah and this is Zion," my dad said introducing us to the younger twins. They were about two, so they just hid behind our dad.

"Hi, guys. I'm Y/N. I'm your big sister. So that means when daddy says no, I say yes," I told them and they giggled. Mariah came up to me first and held her arms up.

"Hi, pretty girl," I said picking her up.

"Hi," she said adorably and she looked at my curls.

"Like mine," she said pointing at her hair.

"Yeah, mine is just black and yours is red," I told her and she giggled.

"My sissy," she said hugging me. Zion looked up at me and waved.

"Hi, sissy," he said and I waved back at him.

"Hi, baby," I replied ruffling his curls. He giggled and hugged my leg.

"What about me?" Jeremiah asked pouting. Mariah giggled looking over my shoulder to look at him. She waved at him and he waved back.

"Hey, beautiful. I'm Jeremiah. I'm your big brother and that means I'm gonna protect you from everything even monsters," he said and she had a big smile on her face.

"Me too?" Zion asked him.

"Of course," he replied.

"Come on. Let's go eat," My dad said and the four of us cheered.

"Y/D/N," I heard my dad's wife, Lillian, say as she walked down the stairs.

"Y/N. Jeremiah. I missed you two so much," she said coming over to hug us.

"Hi, how are you?" I asked sitting Mariah in her high chair.