“No, why would I?”

“I always figured that if anyone found out where I came from that they would never accept me. My whole life in high school was a lie. Everyone thought I was perfect. That’s what I wanted.”

Jorey pulled Madison close, “True love is seeing an imperfect person perfectly.”

Madison had tears in her eyes and she quickly kissed Jorey. How could she find someone so wonderful?

They drove for a little over twenty minutes when Madison noticed that they were coming up on a house, “Is this the new house?”

“Yeah. All three floors of it. Along with a swimming pool, six car garage, not to mention the reservoir behind it.”

The house was in white brick. It looked amazing. The front door was a dark wood and Madison couldn’t help but notice the two columns that held up the huge awning that covered over the front entrance. “How many rooms?”

“Six bedrooms, two living rooms, three full bathrooms, a game room, dining room, laundry room, full kitchen, and the basement is a basketball court.”

“You have to be kidding me!”

“Nope. You want to go inside and check it out?”

“Hell yes!”

When the car came to a stop Madison practically jumped out. They ran to the front door. When Jorey opened the door Madison couldn’t believe her eyes. The house wasn’t furnished yet but it had been painted inside and the power was on. When Madison stepped in she looked up, there was a chandelier. The stairs were the same dark wood as the front door; they wound up to the second floor. Madison looked down at the floor, they were standing on crème colored tiling.

“You like it?” Jorey was smiling as she watched Madison.

“Jor this place is beautiful.”

“You haven’t even seen the rest of it.”

“I don’t need to. If the rest of it looks just like what I’ve seen, Jor I think I’m falling in love with your house.”

Jorey started laughing, “Um…I know that we haven’t really discussed living arrangements. But I’m going to be moving in here in about two weeks. Would you like to live with me?”