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At around six-thirty in the morning, it probably shouldn't have come as a surprise when Calum blasted a Christmas song and began to jump on my bed. "It's Christmas, Lukey!"
Christmas morning was spent giving Ashton and Michael their gifts and receiving ours in return. Ashton loved the bathrobes, and Calum nearly had Michael crying when he gave him the video game he'd been wanting for the past month. I got a few more band shirts and scented candles, Calum got a bunch of books that had him hugging the couple mumbling thank you over and over again.
The two needed to head to Ashton's house already, so we bid our goodbyes.Joy and David invited mom and I to spend Christmas with them. We got there around lunch time and Calum's relatives were there, too. I was introduced go all of them.
