As he continued to kiss her neck, Jessie realized she would no longer be able to watch "The Notebook." Din was making her horny and her hormones weren't helping. "Din." She mumbled, but she cherished how he made her feel. While still behind her, he slowly pulled the remote from her grasp and turned the TV off as he helped her to her feet. Netflix and chill, right? They were about to chill!He continued to stand behind her as he moved her hair to the side and kissed her neck once more, sending tingles through her entire body.He spun her around, quickly locking his lips to hers and pressing her tighter against him while kissing her passionately. Their passion turned to hunger; he pulled at the bottom hem of her shirt and gently pulled it up over her head while guiding her to the bed. The back of her legs hit the bed, and both of them tumbled backwards onto the bed, with him falling on top of her, both smiling and laughing.He quickly stood up, took his clothes off, then tugged on her p

"I wasn't aware that you meant to buy them pre-made when you said you wanted to go tree shopping." Cedric approached Jessie as soon as he noticed her standing in front of the tree, jolting her out of her daydream. Jessie swiveled around to face him. "I find this ready-made to be attractive." She said. "It has silver ornaments." After clearing his throat, Cedric stopped next to Jessie. "I'm not here for the tree, though, but I still think families should work together. And by that I meant that I believed Abby and you were intended to get the ornaments and decorate together. You know, the Christmas spirit." At Cedric's response, Jessie chuckled. She took a deep breath. "Believe me, I wanted that more than anything, but I still like this one. There are still other things we can decorate around the tree with since Christmas hasn't arrived yet. Like a red and white muffler, perhaps with a tiny Jesus Christ statue or star." "I will just tell myself that you know exactly what you are doi

Jessie got up at three in the morning. After she had spoken with Din about letting go of the past and making his birthday special, Din had dozed off while she was holding him. Din had everything, so Jessie thinks that giving him a gift for his birthday won't be particularly special. She knew she had to do something special for him, and the only thing that came to mind was...Jessie gasped. "Cake!" She screamed and covered her mouth with her hand as soon as she noticed Din had adjusted his body on the bed. This time, she whispered, "Cake." How will she accomplish getting a cake to him before he wakes up if the bakery won't have opened that early? She placed his hand on the bed after gently removing it from her lap. After getting out of bed, Jessie put on her slippers. She needs to think of another strategy, perhaps baking a cake for him herself. Jessie, on the other hand, was not a baker. She used to be more of a cook, so she is in need of all the help she can get. As she slithered o

After hearing a loud thud, Din turned around. Jessie was lying on the floor. Eyes closed. As he stood up, he pushed the chair aside. He rushed over to her and knelt. "Jessie!" From the ground, he picked her up and placed her in his arms. "Jessie, wake up!" "I think she is tired because she stayed awake all night." Mary said. "She stayed awake? Why?" Cedric asked. "Get some water for me and stop talking!" Din yelled. On Jessie's hair, he put his hand. "Be quick, okay?" He yelled once more. Water in hand, Mary returned into the dining area. She handed it to Din. "Call 911. Nothing must happen to my wife and my children." "Yes, sir." Mary stood up trembling and rushed to grab the phone. While Din sprayed water on Jessie's face, she dialed 911. "Wake up, please." He held her closer to his chest while setting the bowl on the floor. "Jessie, please get up." He sobbed before starting to rub her hand. While laying his head on her head, he heard a sneeze. "Jessie?" He released her gentl

Besides Sundays, of course, Christmas Eve is like the holiest day of the century. Families get together and celebrate the holiday while anticipating Christmas Day. In the middle of the afternoon, light snow was falling outside the house and automobile horns could be heard. "They've arrived!" As she sprinted to the window, Gracie yelled. She looked outside and saw the car light turned off. "It is James, Henry, and Kelvin. They are all here!" She continued to scream. "Really? James is here?" As she walked up to the window, Jessie had a pan of cookies in her hand. She gave Gracie the pan. "Go on. Eat it with milk. Tell Mary to prepare some for you." "I am not a child, you know?" Grace took hold of the pan."Well, if you don't want it, we can give it to people who do." Gracie rolled her eyes and strode off holding the cookie pan. Jessie walked up to the door and flung it open. When James got close to her, she started to laugh. "Goodness gracious. You didn't call to say you would be he