”Not just the boys mother,” Bo interjected, nudging me with her elbow. ”This one has her fair share as well.”

”I do,” I said with a shrug. I loved cars. So sue me.

We all shared a laugh at the way people could bond over automobiles.

”I’m glad they have that shared interest,” I added.

”Yes, something besides our two beautiful, uber successful girls,” Evelyn gushed.

Apparently I’d done a fine job of winning Bo’s parents over. At least Bo and I had both been successful in that endeavor.

”Yes, we certainly do have that in common. Bo is just lovely. We adore her and how happy she makes Lauren,” my mom stated with endearment.

”Same here. Lauren is wonderful and Ysabeau is over the moon. We’ve never seen her like that with anyone.”

The two women scooted closer and continued to gush over us. Bo and I both shifted uncomfortably, our cheeks getting redder by the second.

”Okay, well we’re umm…” Bo stood, tugging me up with her. ”Gonna take a walk.” She led me out. ”or something,” she mumbled with a wink.

Mom and Evelyn waved us away and continued on like excited sorority girl.

Bo’s steps grew faster, her hand pulling mine until we were at a trot, through the hallway, out the back door and down a grassy hill toward a lake.

”Thank god,” I let out in a ragged breath. ”But at least it went well.”

”Yeah, its safe to say the parents love us.” I pulled her to a stop and back into my arms as we stood by the water. ”Your dad was so different.”

”Yeah well, mom said he’s chilled out alot since he retired. And you did such a great job winning them over the first time.” Bo pressed her lips to mine.

”I nailed it huh?” I mumbled against her mouth between kisses.

”Mhm.” She paused and pulled back. ”And your folks seem comfortable. Went better than we could have imagined.”

”Now how about we find some way to entertain ourselves till dinner?” I bit my lip as her hands drifted down to my ass.

Bo let out a low growl. Her nose brushed along my neck making me shiver as she whispered, ”I’m sure we can think of something.”