I wake up to Lisa falling asleep on my shoulder and Willa on my lap. I lazily grab my phone and see it’s Tara, a girl I’ve been on a date or two with. I hit Ignore and lie my head back on Lisa’s. She smells good, like strawberries and vanilla. “Why don’t you answer?” she says groggily. “I’ll talk to her later.” “Aidan, you should go out,” she says through a yawn. “Why?” I ask, closing my eyes again. “Because it’s a Friday and you’re single and dating.” I can’t think about anything but how comfortable I am right there. She shifts and stands, stretching. Her belly’s just starting to poke out. She’s wearing an oversized sweater and her hair is styled messily after Willa gave Lisa her best attempt at Elsa’s braid. I smirk at her. “What?” she asks, picking up Willa. “I got her, Leese.” I take Willa from her arms. Lisa follows me into her room, where I lay Willa down. “I think you should go out. What’s this one’s name? Tonya?” she asks, sitting on the bed next to Willa.
