Nope

“I honestly can’t believe you slept throughout the entire drive, again,” I heard Lance say to me.

Mumbling some incomprehensible words out to show him that I was already awake.

“I got bored, you were so boring and you barely said anything,” I retorted, wiping my face as if I had poured water on it in the first place.

“You told me not to sing, you told me not to play I spy, you told me not to listen to music, you also stopped me from eating,” he listed out.

“You were chewing too loud,” I shot him a glare, stepping out of the car and walking over to the trunk to get out our luggage.

Lance came around to assist me and I never objected, he was the only one supposed to do it in the first place but I was feeling generous so I did not really care who did it or who did not do it.

I looked back at the pack house, I never thought I would miss it so dearly. As usual, teenagers and children were playing and chatting around the front yard of the compound and I could see some adults walking a