COLE
I wasn’t thrilled that Madison had interrupted the moment between me and Adele.
She probably had no idea, but somehow, she always managed to barge in—conveniently armed with a valid excuse.
Now, as she eagerly showed off the new clothes she’d picked out for Adele at the party, I could already tell Adele was in for a struggle.
There was no way Madison was letting go anytime soon. Honestly, I wouldn’t even be surprised if she tried feeding her with a spoon.
Once Madison took a liking to someone, she clung to them like an octopus—persistent, unwavering, and impossible to shake off.
I chuckled quietly beside Adele, the sound laced with something neither of them would be able to place.
Adele shot me a look, catching on just as I leaned in and murmured, “Looks like you’re in for a
