"That one doesn't go there, Heaven."
"It's upside down, Lily."
"Are you girls even trying?"
They ignored him with practiced ease.
By the time night fell and the lights in the house dimmed to a softer glow, the three girls were mentally drained.
Hours of puzzling—along with the residual soreness from the night before—had left them worn out.
As the group began to wind down, it was clear what time it was: time to retire for the night. But this brought up an awkward realization.
The three girls looked at one another, then glanced toward Ross, who was now stretching like a king ready to return to his throne.
"So…" Tianna said, eyeing the shared bedroom down the hall. "How exactly are we going to fit four people in one bed?"
There was a pause.
Even Ross chuckled. "Well, it's going to be cozy."
Lily blinked. "Cozy? I could barely move this morning with just you beside me."
Heaven smirked. "Guess we'll have to get creative with the sleeping arrangement."
