Erin figured Blair was exaggerating until they walked into the house and found the snack table already set up. Well, snack tables . There were multiple. Small bags of popcorn, assorted chips, every type of cookie imaginable, and so many different juice boxes and other drinks lined the tables.

“There’s also mini sandwiches and potato salad in the fridge that my mom made. We’ll wait to get those out until right before the party starts, though.”

Erin’s eyes burned as she blinked back her tears. Blair was way too good to her, and she had no idea what she had done to deserve such kindness. As much as she wanted to be someone who deserved Blair, she had a really hard time convincing herself that she was worthy. “You really didn’t have to do all of this.”

Blair turned to face Erin and put her hands on her arms. “I know I didn’t. That’s not why I did it. I did it, because I would do anything to make you and Nolan happy.”

Erin thought her heart might leap out of her chest. The amount of… feelings…  she felt for this woman was getting harder and harder to contain. She wanted to give Blair a kiss right there in the middle of her dining room, but that didn’t seem like the best idea with Nolan also right there and Blair’s family most likely close by. She settled for a light kiss to her cheek instead, which still made a shiver run down her spine. “Thank you. I honestly don’t know what I did to deserve all of this.”

Blair stared at her with eyes that were full of adoration and care. The look would’ve made Erin weak in the knees if it hadn’t ended so quickly when Blair dropped her hands and jumped away from her. “That’s not all! I have one more surprise for you!”

Another surprise? Erin was barely keeping it together already. If Blair did anything else, she might cry, or worse—take her up to her room and have a repeat of the last time she was at Blair’s house. Fuck. Erin really wished her mind hadn’t gone there, because now it was all she could think about and the last thing she should be thinking about.

Luckily, Blair rushed them through the kitchen and out the glass doors to the pool area, so she didn’t have much time to focus on things she shouldn’t be thinking about.

“A bounce place?!” Nolan shouted, before Erin even had a chance to notice the huge structure set up in the large open yard beside the pool.