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Pizza Party
Realizing he hadn’t yet spoken to Brandon that evening, Aaron asked, “How have you been, Brandon?”
He finished chewing and took a drink of his soda before replying, “Pretty good, I guess. Can’t complain too much. You guys doing all right?”
“Yeah, busy as usual,” Aaron replied nonchalantly. Cadence caught his eyes for a second, her expression pr
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