"This is what I needed. My family and some take-out." Tate exclaims as he squeezes me closely, planting a kiss on the top of my head and everyone else chuckling. It's been a hectic month since Tate and I first met and just being able to appreciate the small things together made the things we went through worth it.
"So Eeva, where are the rugrats and your mate at today?" Chris asks, piling Chinese food onto his plate. I quickly snatch the spring rolls just in time to place a couple onto Tate and my plates before passing the appetizer around. Jack has a habit of eating all the spring rolls, which Chris and I hated.
"They went to the cabin about two hours away from here with their dad for the weekend. They want to soak up the last few rays of sun before snow kicks in so I have the hou
