“What could that possibly be?” “I don’t know,” Victoria shrugged. “You’ll learn that in time just…don’t force yourself or your heart to move on before its time. Give yourself time to grieve properly and don’t worry about it so much.” “I guess…” Victoria watch

Macey rolled her eyes but didn’t argue any further. In truth he raised her as well. Her father had been around for her early years so she thought of Augustus as a doting uncle for most of her childhood. After her father passed away he became more and more like a second father. Though Augustus so

“We’ll start with his name,” Aria diplomatically said. “Julius.” “Julus?” Aria tried to pronounce the unfamiliar name. “Julius. Julius DaLair. He’s my youngest.” “You have more children?” “I have two. March is his older brother.”

Movie Night Julius poured melted butter over the bowl of steaming popcorn before lightly shaking salt over it all. It might have been quicker to pop it all in the microwave but that popcorn lacked a certain flavor. Air-popping it and mixing it like this was how he remembered doing it

Macey didn’t complain and he wasn’t interested in needless parties anyway so he couldn’t be bothered by it. Though he did recall March complaining once or twice asking him if he didn’t care people were being so disrespectful to his wife. Julius brushed it off saying if it didn’t bother her than it