How Long Do We Live For? - Remastered

"He's my friend and you're basically my sister."

"Yeah but... most brothers don't want their friends dating their sister..."

He shrugged. "I don't mind."

She wrapped him in a hug. "You're a great brother."

He hugged her back. "Yeah I know."

She laughed. "I'm gonna go inside and help mom with dinner."

"Okay, Maxx and I will be in soon."

She nodded. "Okay." She ran inside to the kitchen.

In the kitchen, Hunter was helping Audrina make dinner after pressing soft kisses to her neck with almost every passing.

She cleared her throat as she entered the room. "Ugh... first Koen and Hermione...now you two..." She pretended to gag.

Audrina hummed at those kisses laughing at her daughter. "Set the table please dinner is nearly ready."

Hunter laughed. "It's what happens when you're in love sweetheart."

"I can't be in love if I can't even date yet..." She answered pulling dishes down and setting the table.

Audrina smiled at Hunter. "Chels. No. We've been through this."

Hunter looked at her. "Why can't she date?" He asked Audrina.

"She's much to young that's why."

"But mom... everyone else can date..."

"She's fifteen." He told her. "It's not technically real dating."

"She's to young Hunter. All these boys now... no. She's not ready."

Chelsea frowned.

"Maybe she should decide when she's ready." He told her. "Arthur can date, it's only fair that she can."

"Arthur is older then she is."

"Forget it... thanks anyway Hunter... "she slumped into her chair at the table.

Hunter looked at her. "Audrina, she's not a kid." He told her.

Audrina looked at him. "Not she's not and that's what worries me."

"They need to be able to grow up, dating is her next step."

She sighed. "None of you are going to let up on this are you?"

Chelsea was quiet staring at her plate.

"Nope." He told her.

"Fine," she muttered in annoyance. "But I expect to know who these boys are beforehand."

"Beleive me, so do I." He told her, it was obvious that he was just as protective of Chelsea as he was over his own son.