After spending an hour with the girls, Josh Batton finally ushered them out.

They were very understanding and eventually left.

Once they were gone, the house became quiet instantly.

Annabeth Cates held his hand as they approached Bobby Cates and Peggy Howards, frowning while she spoke. "Dad, Mom, please don't tell anyone that we're coming home next time. Otherwise, It would be troublesome."

Her mother nodded apologetically. "I know. I didn't think the girl who lived across would spill the beans."

Annabeth shook her head helplessly. "You should've thought of that."

Peggy nodded again. "Okay, I won't do it again. I'm sorry."

Josh merely chuckled nonchalantly hearing this. "All right, it's all over now. Stop blaming Mom, Honey. She didn't know this would happen either."

"I'm just pointing it out," his wife argued. "I wasn't blaming her. I just didn't want to cause you any trouble."

She genuinely felt sorry to leave him with such a large crowd to deal with today.

this while, finally spoke up. "Yeah, we're truly sorry. It won't happen again, Josh. We've caused

yourselves," Josh insisted with a shake of his head. "Annabeth and I brought you some supplements, and my parents also sent along some gifts for you. I forgot to bring them down from the helicopter. I'll go

up and prepared to head

too. "I'll come

they left the house together, she peered up at him. "You are not

black windbreaker on, he hugged her closer and shook his

Do

you?" he asked with an affectionate look in his

it doesn't happen again, I want

we

he added.

won't happen again," she

overthink it. We'll go and get

Who is this? D*mn! Are

of the stairs, a middle-aged woman began screaming at her as she took her phone

woman and assumed she was

still hugging each other, appearing stunned. However, they

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