What Happens After The Phone Call (It Started With A Phone Call Sequel)

Chapter One

            "Want a massage?" Dan asked me from the kitchen. That guy has really good hearing. "One would be great," I admitted. Dan made his way over to the sofa and made me move up a bit so he could sit behind me. "That feels so good," I groaned as Dan rubbed my back.

            "I'm just too perfect," Dan joked in a cocky way. I slapped his arm and turned around before leaning in towards his ear. "If you're so perfect than you should show me how much of a man you are," I whispered seductively. I smirked when Dan groaned slightly.

           "You're going to be the death of me, Sky," Dan complained as soon as he gave in. I wrapped my arms around his neck in victory that I would once again get what I wanted as he carried me upstairs for the third time in the last twenty-four hours.

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           "They're here!" I shrieked after the doorbell rang. I wasn't ready for this. Maybe I can hide in the laundry hamper... "Sky," Dan interrupted my forming plan. "Don't worry. Just relax and be yourself. I'll take care of the food and the guests," he guaranteed me before answering the door. "Wow, you're all here at the same time," I heard Dan say from the entrance as I hid behind the fridge.

           "Everyone's here, Sky!" Dan called out. Damn it! Now I have to go. I smoothed out my dress and made sure that my little thin sweater cover up was loose enough to cover up the little baby bump before walking out of the kitchen with a bright smile on my face.

           "Hello!" I said cheerfully as soon as I saw everyone. I pounced on my father as soon as h walked in. "Daddy! I missed you so much!" I shrieked as he spun me around. "I missed you too, Sky. You've changed a lot in these past six months. Did you finally gain weight?" he asked me. I gave him a pointed look.

            "I feel like you want me to become a balloon. It's probably the lasagna. I made some last week and pigged out a bit," I admitted sheepishly even though I knew that it wasn't just the lasagna making me gain weight.

           "You look wonderful, Sky," Dan's father, said before giving me a big hug. "So do you Bill," I said back. I wasn't lying either. He was in his fifties, but you could tell that he worked hard to look young. He barely had any wrinkles, he was completely in shape, and he never let any grey hairs show because he was so quick to dye them.

           "You do look nicer than the last time we saw you," Dan's mother said and seemed to be looking at why I looked different. I personally didn't see a difference from the last time I saw them three months ago. "Thank you, Maria," I said honestly. Any compliment, even if not meant as a compliment, was special coming from... my mother in law.

           I hugged my own mother, Evie, and her boyfriend after and said a quick hello. They had seen me a little bit ago so there wasn't any cooing. Everyone made their way to the kitchen a few minutes later when Luke and Ave's parents arrived. Garrett and Brody were staying with us anyways so they were already here and there was no need for hellos.

           "The food looks wonderful," my father complimented as soon as Dan put the last bottle of wine on the table. No one was suspecting anything yet. We said that we wanted to have a huge reunion. Thankfully the boys listened to Ave and I when we begged them to buy us a gigantic twelve-seated table because "we might need it one day." It was a good thing too. The table was completely full and we were already using an extra four-seated fold up table for Dan, myself, Ave, and Luke since there were sixteen people in total. Thankfully it was tall enough to put next to the other table so we wouldn't be too awkwardly seated.