forever.

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"I thought I told you to get another hotel room."

I told Finn as he walked in the door.

"I'm not going to get another hotel room without you Bayley."

Finn said as I crossed my arms.

"Well I don't wanna sleep in the same bed as you right now."

I said as I sighed.

"Bayley, just talk to me."

Finn said.

"I don't wanna talk. You didn't wanna talk to me earlier so why should I talk to you now?"

I asked Finn.

"Babe, I don't want you to go to bed angry."

Finn said, wrapping his arms around me.

"Get off me."

I said, pushing him away.

"You know what Bayley?"

"What?"

"It is so damn hard to please you! I try to fix our problems but you are so stubborn!"

Finn yelled at me.

"Finn sometimes I have to be stubborn with you!"

"Well sometimes you are too stubborn! You never, ever tell me what's wrong. I'm not a mindreader Bayley! Gosh, you make us have so much tension and then you never try and resolve it."

"You know why we have tension?"

"Why?"

"Because of this!"

I said, pointing between us.

"Ever since we got back on the road together, we've been fighting. Maybe you should just go back to being with the kids."

"Me?! Why should I have to go back? Maybe you should make some fucking sacrifices for our family! You've never taken a damn day off for our kids."

Finn yelled.

"I've never taken a day off?"

I asked, raising an eyebrow.

"How about carrying your damn kids in the first place?"

I screamed at him.

"Bayley, I never told you that we had to have kids right now!"

"Are you serious?! There was no talking about it! Aria was an accident. Noah was an accident. Emery was an accident. Chloe and Dylan were planned. Brooklyn was an accident! Mia-"

I stopped in the middle of my sentence to choke my tears back.

"Was an accident. They aren't mistakes, but they were accidents. And you act like you've taken care of them since the second they were born. You know what Finn, get out. I don't even wanna look at you right now."

I said as I sighed.

"Whatever Bayley. This isn't over. Goodnight."

Finn said, walking out of the room. This was definitely over...