Chapter 155 Sitcom

• “TELL ME something about your family that isn’t perfect,” Cade said. They were in the Mustang, heading up to the house in Chicago, and he was hunting for ways to bolster his courage.
• Aiden looked over at him for a long moment before returning his gaze to the road. “My immediate family? Me and Mom and Dad? Or extended? Because I have an aunt who’s pretty annoying. She thinks she’s a lot funnier than she is, so she dominates conversations and tells stories that nobody really laughs at.” He glanced over again. “Not what you were looking for?”
• “It’s a start,” Cade said. “But it’d be great if it was you and your parents, not the extended family. And something that wouldn’t fit into a perfect sitcom family. You know? Like, if your dad likes to cook but he’s terrible at it? That could be on a sitcom. It’s quirky, or cute or something. It’s the tiny bit of flavor that makes the family even more perfect. Is there anything that’s really a problem? Like something that wouldn’t be on family television?”