CHAPTER 4
“You gonna give me the silent treatment the whole drive?”
Scarlett made a hmph and kept staring out the passenger side window.
“Family is important, kiddo. Your grandparents really want to spend some time with you so they can get to know you better.” He bit his tongue before he could add, even though your mom never has.
That earned him a flat stare.
This visit had been on their schedule for a couple of months, but after all the time spent with her new favorite cousins, going to hang with Bridget’s parents wasn’t exactly at the top of her list. She’d met them before and had gotten on fine with them during the previous supervised visits, but this was the first full week that she’d ever spent with them, and her anxiety over it was manifesting in the form of a whole lot of tween
