[Set in Livin' on a Prayer. Cowritten with sunnyboy_wonder.]It cost an argument with his father, and he had to put his foot down, but Sunny didn't go in to the office on Sunday. Maggie had left in the morning for breakfast or brunch with Miranda, and she he knew she wouldn't be back until later in the day. Mostly because he'd asked Miranda and Nellie to keep ( Read more... )

It was so much more than friendship at this point-Miranda was family and she wouldn’t do a thing to change it.

He was a sweet, charming, funny, adorable man and if she had said no the day he asked her to marry him, she would have been the biggest idiot on the planet.

As much as she had seen it coming, she still couldn’t help the shock that coursed through her at the news that her grandmother didn’t have any time left.

[Sunny = sunnyboy_wonder, Miranda = lovely_msstone. Set for later tonight.]

“In heaven all the interesting people are missing.”

She had gotten the phone call late Tuesday night, and she hadn’t left her grandmother’s apartment since. Now it was coming up on midnight on Wednesday, and she wasn’t sure what she should do. She didn’t want to be the one to do this. She shouldn ( Read more... )

It was love-she knew it, and she had a feeling he knew it-all she had to do was wait for him to actually say it.

There were times before they were them where she would look at him and he would seem so damned lonely that it hurt, but it wasn’t until after they had gotten together that she realized she was too.

Weak-willed was not something you could use to describe any Hopwell, let alone Maggie, and it was for that reason she knew that her and Sunny’s father would never get along.

Miranda was Miranda-Maggie would argue that she was a little insane, but there was no way that Maggie could imagine her life without her.

My boyfriend still has a great butt.