Pure

Chapter 1:

Chad ^

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Aubree

"Hey bestfriend." I said hugging Chad as he got out the car to open up the door for me.

"Hype ass." He said hugging me tightly around my waist.

"Come on I gotta get home to my baby. School was so annoying today." I said once we were in the car.

"It's your last year, you'll be good." He said pulling off. "You texted me about Chinese food, we still getting that?"

"Oh yeah, of course." I said. "Then we are going to get Londyn from my mom's then all three of us can go to my dad's after we eat."

"Who said I ain't have shit to do?"

I sucked my teeth, "I did nigga."

"Nah, but I might have to go into work for a evening shift."

"Man," I said pouting.

He plucked my lip making me punch his arm as he laughed.

•

"I really missed you today." I said wrapping my arm around Chad's waist as he threw his arm over my shoulder as we walked into the Chinese spot.

"I can tell by how much you texted me today." He said jokingly.

"Oh shut up because you text me just as much." I said standing at the counter in the Chinese restaurant waiting to order.

"True." He said. "You looking at the menu like you gonna get something new."

"Shut up." I said laughing.

"The regular?" The Chinese lady asked us.

"Yeah," I said before telling her even tho I'm sure she remembered with how much we eat here.

"Sweet tea bottle for you girlfriend?" She asks Chad as he pays.

"Yeah." He answers.

"Oh my-," I said slapping his arm.

"What?" He asks.

"Is that why she thinks we are a couple? You don't correct her when you come in here? I always do."

"Aye, I tried. So now I just leave it." He shrugged.

I rolled my eyes, "Annoying."

"Oh shut up." He said wrapping his arms around my neck as he stood behind me.

•

"Awh of course she'd be sleep." I said picking up Londyn from where she laid on my mom's bed as I spoke to my mom.

I was blessed with a baby girl just like Logan wanted. Londyn is now seven months and looks just like her daddy. I love that I can look at her and see him and know that I still have a part of him, but it's also hard knowing he's physically not here anymore.