“How many?”
“I don’t know. I don’t have a number.”
“I always wanted more than one so they could grow up together like my sisters, and I did.”
“It would be good to have a sibling but we can play it by ear?”
“Absolutely,” she smiled.
Averie
Samueland I traveled for two weeks for the Stars games. They won the series against the Texas Rangers. They went on to play the Saint Louis Cardinals in the World Series and lost. We had an amazing time hosting family and friends for the games. The Bluettes came to Saint Louis, and I was able to meet the rest of the family and all their kids. I had to root for the Stars, but my heart was with the Cardinals. Zanetta felt the same except she openly cheered for the Cardinals through the entire series.
After the World Series, Samuel had to travel for a couple weeks on business. We FaceTimed a lot and spoke every day, but this was the first time that we’d been away from each other for an extended period of time. I missed him, but my schedule wouldn’t allow me any time to fly out to meet him. I was excited when I heard the front door open. I knew he was finally home.
“Hey baby!” I smiled when he walked in.
“Hey,” he smiled dropping his bag at the front door.
We hugged and then kissed.
“Don’t get too comfortable. We are spending the weekend out at the house. I just need to grab a couple things,” I instructed.
“Come here, first,” he said while sitting down on the couch and pulling me onto his lap.
“I missed you,” he said while kissing my neck.
“I missed you too, baby,” I moaned.
He continued kissing my neck while I moved on his lap enjoying the feeling of his growing erection.
“Do we have any plans this weekend?” he asked between kisses to my neck.
“Nope. Just you, me and the bedroom.”
“Good. I want you all to myself.”
“That’s the plan,” I said as Kerem’s ringtone played on my phone.
I tilted my head to the right encouraging El not to stop. As soon as the ringing stopped, it started again.
“You probably should get that,” El said as he reached behind me to grab my phone out of my back pocket.
The ringing stopped as soon as he handed me my phone, then it began again.
Kerem never called my phone unless it was something important. My mind flooded with horrible possibilities as I connected the call.
“Hello?”
“VEE! VEE!”
“What’s wrong, Kerem?”
“Yeah, aye, um…I uh…”
I heard Keeva yelling in the background, “Oh you calling my sister? You need to call on the Lord you trifling, nasty, motherfucker. You better hope I don’t get in there…”
“Reem, what’s happening!” I yelled.