Page 96 of Saving His Heart
Lanie: Rolling up now! I’ve got a fanny pack of necessities. We’ll get her home, Pres. Don’t worry.
Lexi: She isn’t even lying. A goddamn fanny pack!
Preston: Ladies, please take care of my girl. Gents, please move your asses and get this done before she gets back. I have one chance to make this right.
Halton: You know I hate every second of this, right? Why on God’s fucking green Earth was I the one chosen to go dress shopping with Mom?
Easton: Because no one else can handle your grumpy ass.
Lexi: Halton is the grumpy one? I’m calling BS!
Easton: Don’t push me, Lex.
Lexi: Or what? Seriously? What are you going to do?
Preston: GUYS! I don’t know what the hell is going on between the two of you, but can we focus here? This is about ME!
Julia: Lexi and Easton sitting in a tree. KISSING.
Lexi: Fuck you.
Easton: No, thanks.
Jesus, what the hell is going on here? Does Lexi just have this effect on every Westbrook brother?
* * *
Preston:WTH is going on? It’s been hours.
Lexi: We aren’t sure. They wouldn’t let us in the room.
Preston: Fuck. I knew I should have been there.
Lanie: Pres, you can’t fly. She knows we’re here, and we’ll take care of her, I promise.
Julia: Don’t get your panties in a twist. I’ve got enough balls out here for the both of us. No one is going to mess with our girl.
* * *
Preston:You’re killing me here. WTF?
Lexi: We just got in a cab. The trial went long, so they recessed until tomorrow morning. We’ll be delayed until tomorrow night.
Preston: What the hell? Ash? I thought your intel was solid?
Lanie: It’s not that. There are a lot of moving pieces that are being exposed within the hospital. We have to go. Emory’s getting suspicious.
Preston: Is she okay?
Julia: She will be.
* * *
Easton:The extra time is good news, Pres. We are rocking these buildings.
Dexter: It’s a solid plan. We’ve got this.
Preston: I hope so.
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