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In unison, we all released a gut-churning laugh. For once, Milo didn’t try to jump down my neck about fucking with his wife. He was aware that it was all fun and games, but his sensitive ass got all in his feelings most times.
“Fuck you, bitch ass nigga.”
Shrugging, I watched as Glacier attempted to stand. She stumbled slightly, placing a hand on her chest upon realizing the very thing I had. She was highly intoxicated.
“I think I’m about to dip out. This fucking girl drunk as shit. She can’t hang with y’all people. They some fucking alcoholics, trying to turn her out.”
“I ain’t got shit to say about that,” Lawe confessed. “Kleu will definitely make sure everyone has a good time.”
Shrugging, Milo shook his head. “Nature ain’t a saint, either.”
“Halo, it’s either way with baby girl.”
Malachi chose not to speak. He simply shrugged. Aeir was one of a kind. We all knew it. But she didn’t mind a good time, either, whether it involved alcohol or none at all. She didn’t knock anyone, but indulging wasn’t always her speed. Halo was more of the same.
“Aight, niggas. Let me get her to the crib. See you niggas in the morning. Breakfast at ten, right?”
“Yes,” Ledge confirmed.
“Bet.”
I slid the door back, stepping inside to find Mommas back in her seat. Her giggles were heartening. She was feeling the drinks she was putting back and I wasn’t mad at her pretty ass about it, either.
“Makaiiiiiiii,” she sang, arms held out in front of her as she invited me closer.
“You ready to go sleep that shit off, Mommas?”
“I can’t stand up. I can’t walk. I tried.” Those lips she’d painted red stuck out like sore thumbs. Pouting, Glacier lowered her face into her palm. Amused, I moved in, leaning down to brush the hair that had fallen in her face.
“I know.”
“How will I get back?”
Her concerns left a smile on her face. Baby girl was truly clueless. A blonde wig would suit her well. I was convinced that there was air in that head of hers, aside from the knowledge she needed to succeed in her career.
“My legs, Kiwi. Come on. Let’s go before you ask another crazy-ass question.”
I assisted her out of her seat and to her feet.
“I need to clean my mess.”
Green beans, pan-seared chicken, and garlic potatoes littered her half-eaten plate. The food was pretty damn good, but our servings were enough to feed two women. Every one of their plates still had leftovers.
“I got it.”
“No, we will take care of it,” Aeir insisted.
“I think I’m leaving now,” she announced to the women.
“We see, girl,” Kleu snickered.
“See you tomorrow.”
“We’ll see you in the morning.”
“See you, Glacier.”
Everyone said their goodbyes as I lifted her body into my arms and grabbed the small purse she’d paired with the fit she wore. I had done well. Though I’d solicited the help of the niggas with me when I hit the shops earlier, I’d made all the final decisions alone.
