Molly:I’m fine. I promise. It’s just . . . a lot.
Josie:I bet. Having your entire life plastered across the internet sucks.
Cassidy:And having Hudson as a husband can’t help.
Molly:You have no idea.
Molly:Actually, Hudson is great.
Josie:I will say, you two are kind of . . . weirdly cute together? Like enemies-to-lovers, Vegas edition. You could write a book.
Molly:Don’t. Start.
Cassidy:?? She’s flustered. Did we hit a nerve, Mrs. Wilde?
Molly:Stop calling me that.
Josie:No chance.
Cassidy:Never happening.
Molly:You two are the worst.
Josie:But we love you. And if you need to hide, cry, scream, or plot Hudson’s murder, just say the word.
Cassidy:We’ll bring snacks and bail money.
Molly:I appreciate you idiots.
Cassidy:Anytime.
Cassidy:Now, seriously, does Hudson know how to say “I do,” or did he just nod like an overconfident frat boy?
Molly:I’m leaving this chat.
Josie:?? That’s not a denial.
Cassidy:We’ll take that as confirmation.
Molly:I’m blocking you both.
Josie:Love you too, Mrs. Wilde.
Cassidy:Forever and always.
70
Hudson
The gravelof the driveway crunches under the tires of my Mustang. We probably should have driven Molly’s car, but since we hauled ass out of Redville right after I rescued her, there was no time to go back to her place.
Driving up this path in my car always makes me cringe.
A paved road would be so much better for my car. Not that I can change it.
They can’t afford it, and although I have offered, they will never take my money.
It’s annoying as all hell.