"You think so?" Louise asked Chan, bringing her hands up to her heart. "If running Dad's line ends up being a monumental disaster for me, I'm calling you up and we''re definitely hitting the road." She let him know with a small laugh. "You know any other hotties that'd be willing to join us?" She asked, teasingly. "But seriously, thank you so so so much. I know being objectified isn't always a great time, but we really are making a lot of money for a good cause. And I did manage to get this—" Louise held up a bottle of tequila. "courtesy of J's dad, so let's take a shot and get you up there."
"Lucky for both of us you're never going to fail." He scoffed good-naturedly. It had taken a few years, but he'd decided to stay in Rosewood which meant he'd had to do the work to fit in with the family he hadn't grown up with. He still felt like an outsider a lot of the time, everyone else accustomed to each other down to a microbial level, but he'd done well to lose the chip on his shoulder, or at least lessen it. Given he'd agreed to help Louise at all was a great indication that he wanted to be part of things. "I don't mind," he shrugged, a smirk tugging at the corner of his mouth, "why do you think I always wear such tight shirts? I mean... anything to help the underprivileged, obviously." His eyebrows shot up at the sight of the tequila bottle, "say no more, let's get this show on the road."














