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Who knows, maybe I’ve just watched too many Disney movies or romcoms But, I knohat I want – real-life attraction and roave me some half-hearted attention for five seconds No way

“So,” George says, her knowing sonna wear those tomorrow?”

I fling them back at the other bed inin

“Goodnight George”

She giggles and blows me a kiss

I roll my eyes, but as I setBecause really, would it be so bad if I wore these tomorrow?

That ht on time

“We were ready half an hour ago,” Clayton jokes as he opens the door

“I like to keep people guessing,” I say with a wink

Our gazes rest on each other for a bit too long His flicks to ”, seriously? What ae?

I shift uneasily, resisting the overwhelotten into h et ready But I’d actually thrown on the stupid ski And now, here I a

Yep, I’m officially the world’s worst babysitter Not to mention the world’s worst aunt

“Stevie!”

The whole reason for

As I hug hihs

“You look nice,” Clayton says, his gaze on my t-shirt

“Thanks,” I say in a high-pitched squeak that isn’t my own

No way am I about to adet ready, four of the what to wear

Then there’s the whole issue of how Clayton looks himself Yesterday, in his casual-formal black suit jacket with a white collared shirt underneath and his styled hair, Clayton was ly sexy

But now, clad in a tight-fitting black shirt that showcases his toned physique and so blue jeans, let’s just say there’s a lot more saliva in my mouth

The car ride to Legoland is one long Sesa my own childhood My sister and I were basically raised on Sesame Street

A glance over at Clayton, however, finds that his attention is solely focused on the road

“Not a Sesame Street fan?” I ask