Emerson. Higgins didn't expect to find love over the summer due to a funeral for her fathers old basketball coach. But she's sure glade she did.
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The last day. It was the very last day in the lake house and that meant everyone would be going their own way.
Of course the kids would still be around each other, well besides the Feder kids who had to go back to LA.
So, the adults had the idea to stay at the lake house and just spend time with each other.
Right now, Emerson day on the bed with a frown on her face.
"Hey, everyone's outside. You coming?"
"Yeah, in a second." She sighed.
"Alright, what's wrong kid?" Marcus asked his daughter, going to sit next to her.
"I've spent all weekend with a guy I probably won't see again for another couple of years. I knew I shouldn't have gotten attached to him." Emerson wiped a stray tear away.
"If there is one thing I learned from seeing the two of you together, its that I have never seen anyone look at someone like he looks at you. And if he's been around you the whole time, then that probably means he likes you." Marcus told his only child. "But sitting in here while everyone else is enjoying themselves outside, then you'll never know how far you'd go."
"I love you, dad." Emerson smiled, standing up.
"I love you too, Emmy." Marcus watched his daughter leave the room before looking up at the roof, "You'd be proud of her, Des."
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The blonde teenager sat on the porch swing, knees brought up to her chest as she looked out at the stars. She was thinking about everyone leaving tomorrow, mostly Nate and the Feder family. She wouldn't admit it to anyone, but she was gonna miss them and she's miss Nate even more.
"Hey."
Emerson looked up to see Nate leaned against the door, hands in his sweatpants pockets, "Hi."
