Dimi grinned as she entered the house and Mrs. K grabbed her enthusiastically and wrapped her in a tight hug.
“Oh, my love, I missed you,” the woman kissed both of her cheeks warmly. “Welcome home.”
“Thank you,” she hugged her tight. “I missed you, too.”
“A few other people missed you,” she pointed behind her and laughed as Dimi squealed.
“My pretties!” she screeched as she raced to the three friends and dog waiting patiently behind Mrs. K.
They were all crying and hugging each other and when Miklos walked in, he laughed. “Is this my life now? A house full of women who cry all the time?”
“f**k you, Miklos,” Darya broke from Dimi’s grip and walked right up to him as if she weren’t approaching a man, she knew to be a mob boss. “You sold me out. You need your kneecaps smashed.”
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