Before Time Runs Out

Chapter Twenty Three - Happy Graduations and Dozens Of Boxes

Chapter Twenty Three - Happy Graduations and Dozens Of Boxes

Molly’s POV

“Ready darlin’?” My dad popped his head in the door. My lips stretched into a small and I  flattened my skirt in the mirror again.

“Yeah, the truck packed?” I asked looking around the room for anything I missed. Seeing nothing I made my way to the door where my dad stood, a smile on his face.

“Trucks all packed up dear, this is going to be good for you. I can feel it baby.” He squeezed my shoulder and placed a soft kiss on my temple. “You can always come home though, whenever you need too.”

“Thanks dad.” I grinned up at him, his eyes crinkled as he returned it.

“Come on you two!” My mother called from the main room. We both turned around and saw her standing at the door, “We’re going to be late if we don’t hurry up.” She opened the door and began to usher us out.

Once we were in the car my mother started talking about my grandparents and how they wanted to come down this summer. I love them, of course I do, but I really just wanted to spend the summer with Liam. Which was going to be easier to do considering I was moving in with him today.

“Did Liam mention that he was going to save us seats?” She interrupted my day dream.

“Uh, yeah. His sister Poppy is going to save us some.” I told her as we pulled into the small town that Liam went to school in.

My dad found a parking spot easily and we all got out. As soon as both my feet were on the ground Liam had me in a hug.

“You made it.” He grinned, he was sporting a blue cap and gown and looked totally adorable.

“Of course I did! I wouldn’t miss it for the world.” I smiled at him.

Liam laughed and kissed my cheek. “Poppy saved you guys seats, front row.” He grinned.

I scrunched my nose, “Front row?”

“Only the best for my girl.” He laughed and nuzzled my neck sweetly. His lips brushed his mark on my neck, something that I only found out about. My body rocked with pleasure and I felt his chest rumble.

“Come on Liam, you’ve got graduation.” Poppy popped up next to us and Liam groaned.

“It’s not like they can start without me, I’m the most important one.”  

“Dad said it should have started five minutes ago, he’s tired of waiting. Who do you think they’ll listen to?”