Addy raised an eyebrow.

"Do you hate us that much?" She muttered, an irritated look crossing her face.

Her father shot her a stern look.

"Addy, please." He sighed, turning back to the bodyguard. "We did hire you to be full time, but I can give you the rest of the day off. Addison, you and your brothers will have to be in the house for the rest of the day."

Addy scowled, and quickly turned away, running from the room.

He sighed. "No, it's fine sir, I can stay. I just know that your daughter isn't a fan of this arrangment. Plus I figured you wouldn't want me to be in your way around the house. But I'll stay if you wish." He smiled slightly at her dad and her.

Drew sighed, and ushered the bodyguard out of the room.

"I don't really care what she thinks, it keeps her safe. Now, you're welcome to take the day off, but don't tell me. Tell Lynn, or the boys or something."

Addy had made it all the way upstairs, and sat down on her bed, annoyed and hurt.

He nodded. "Of course, Sir. Sorry to disturb you." With another nod he went back out to the car, to get Ghost his water bowl, and his kibble to feed him in the back of the car, before turning it on to roll down the windows.

He gave Ghost one last pat on the head and ears, and made his way back up yo the porch and inside the house. He stood right beside the front door, hoping not to get in anyone's eay if he at least did that

Addy lay back on her bed, trying to ignore the sound of her brothers fighting in the room next to hers. Finally, she couldn't take it anymore, and screamed at them to be quiet, but they just laughed, and started fighting with her too. Out of patience, she stormed to their room and gave them a good tongue lashing, and then stomped back to her bedroom, into her bathroom, deciding to take a calming bath.

He sighed, flinching as he hears the screaming upstairs. He pressed a palm to the wall behind him. Ghost licked his arm and whined, making Kai look down at him. "It's alright, boy. Just arguing." He told the Doberman. He could hear water running, and hopefully that meant no more excursions with uncooperative people.

Addy relaxed in her bath, practically drowning herself in hot water and essential oils, combing the sand and salt out of her hair, and content to be alone for a while.

He frowned and coruched down, beside Ghost watching the dogs butt wiggle slightly as his tail wagged. Kai could still hear the muffled arguing between the boys, and sighed. Ghost watched him closely, his ears pricked.

Addie dozed off, comfortable in the tub, but she flinched awake at the sound of the fire alarm. She was up in a second, grabbing Sir's collar, and wrapping herself in a towel, running outside. Her brothers were right behind her with their dogs, and both looked very concerned. Addy stopped on the porch, turning around.

"Did you two set that off?" She demanded to know.

Kai perked up. "Ghost, get!" He commanded and the dog raced up the stairs and went to find the children, while Kai made his way to Drew's office. "Sir?"

Ghost returned to Kai and barked. He sighed ushering the Drew outside. "Where's your wife, sir?"