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89: Like a Prison Guard
Jarren’s POV
“Hey, beautiful.”
“Hey. My mom said you were picking me up for dinner tomorrow night.”
“Yes, she’s going with my mom to the restaurant to set up everything early.”
Jillie shook her head. “They’re taking this a little too seriously.”
“Are you saying that it’s not serious?”
She closed her locker and turned to me. “Of course, that’s not what I’m saying. They’re just doing a bit much, is what I meant.”
“You can’t blame them. My mom has been hounding
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