I woke to Bette’s arms around me and the sun creeping up. I smiled, I really loved this feeling. I really think I am falling for her. Is it silly? Is it too soon to feel this way about her? I didn’t think there was a real science to falling in love. But I really believe that she is the one for me. I shifted and she moved a bit as I adjusted myself in her arms. She sighs and squeezes me, I fall back asleep and wake to her kissing my ear.

"Good morning baby," she whispered in my ear and I shuddered.

"Good morning," I said and smiled.

"I wish I could just stay here and hold you all day."

"Me too, let’s just stay here."

"Don’t tempt me," she said kissing my cheek, "but we gotta go."

We got up and stretched after we crawled out of the tent. Bette and I walked off to the bathroom area where we washed up. After my teeth were brushed, I got a proper good morning kiss from her and we walked back to our campsite hand in hand. Everyone was up and Kit and Angus were making breakfast while everyone was packing their things.

After breakfast we packed everything into the cars and we left. Bette offered to take me home and we rode in a contented silence. We got to my house and my parent’s car was gone. Bette got out and walked me into the house. I found a note from them saying they were spending the day in Calabasas for my aunt Tilly’s welcome home party for my cousin Paul. My brothers however, were sitting in the living room. I pulled her into the living room and I cleared my throat.

"Hey monkey face, mom and dad are gone. Won’t be back for hours. We’re hungry and bored. Cook us something," Ben said without even looking up.

"Guys I want you to meet someone," I said, ignoring his demands and the monkey face comment. They dropped their video game controllers and turned. They stopped for a second and didn’t know what to say.

"Guys, this is Bette, Bette these are my little brothers, Ben and David."

"I wouldn’t say little," Ben said, puffing his chest out, "we’re almost fifteen."