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He grinned down at her answer as they stopped by the door. Turning towards him, Destiny looked up ready to say goodbye when Jackson surprised her by pressing a quick kiss against her forehead.

“You be a good Little girl now and I’ll see you later.”

Waving goodbye, Des slipped out the door making her way towards the building her sister's class is in. She glanced down at her phone again and noticed that she only had five minutes before Jessa got out.

Quickening her pace, she made it to the building just as students started pouring out the double doors. Not seeing her sister, Des slipped inside and walked in the direction of the classroom.

Stopping short when she heard a deep voice speak, Destiny stood just outside the doorway and listened in.

“Did you enjoy today’s class Jessa?”

“Oh I really did. I can’t wait to take the information you covered and apply it to my brother-in-law’s company. You gave a lot of information that I think will help in my final project.”

“What company did you say your brother-in-law owned?”

Des heard Jessa giggle before replying “I didn’t. He’s the CEO of Tech Port. His name is Emmett.”

There was a quick cough before, “Oh, okay, I’m familiar with them,” was gruffed out. Deciding to finally make her presence known, Destiny knocked on the door frame before stepping inside.

“Hey Jess! Are you ready to go?”

“Yep! We can grab some lunch on our way back to the dorm.”

A throat cleared behind her sister as a blush creeped down her face. “I’m so sorry, how rude of me. Dr. West, this is my twin sister, Destiny.”

“It’s a pleasure to meet you,” Des stated as she gave a little wave.

Dr. West turned towards where she stood rooted to the ground, “The pleasure is mine. Now, y’all run along now. Jessa I look forward to our next class together.”

Destiny watched as once again her sister's face turned a bright shade of red before she heard her mumble out a quick, “me, too.” Letting Jess pull her into the hallway, the twins busted out into giggles as they made their way towards their dorms.

CHAPTER EIGHT

ELI

It had been several weeks since he officially met Destiny and Eli was starting to get antsy. He wanted nothing more than to continue to progress his relationship with both the girls, knowing that Jackson felt the same.

As it seemed, Destiny had taken to coming and meeting up with Jessa at the end of their class every week and it warmed his heart to see them interact together. He had mentioned it to Jackson that she was showing up at the end of class and so Jackson started texting Eli when Destiny would leave the library.

Call them a little overbearing, but it was nice to know where the girls were when not with them. It was hard enough not knowing what they were doing during the week.

It was time to ramp things up and see what other information he could learn about the girls. Eli was dying to turn the Little room in their home into the perfect space for them.

Finally Friday, it was time for his favorite class of the week. Stepping out of his car Eli looked around hoping for a small glance of their Little girls.

Spotting her giving Destiny a hug bye, Eli watched Jessa make her way towards the coffee cart. Seeing a chance to have a little more time with her before they are surrounded by people,Eli left his coffee from home in the car and also made his way towards the coffee cart.

Stepping up he ordered his coffee before quickly stepping up behind Jessa and slipping his card into the barista’s hand paying for her drink as well.

“Dr. West! There was no need to do that! If anything I should be buying your coffee.”

“That will never happen Jessa. I will always pay if we are together. Plus, sometimes I just want to spend my money on a pretty Little girl. Humor me, will you?”

Before she could reply to him, the barista handed her the hot chocolate she had ordered and Jessa stepped to the side. Eli made a mental note of her order for future reference and held out his hand for his coffee.

Gesturing out his hand, Eli fell into step beside Jessa as they made their way towards the classroom.

“So, tell me something about you, Jess?”

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