"George, I- I mean we- have an offer you can't refuse."

George looked up curiously at his friend. "Dream, I'm editing right now. What is so important?" He asked, lacing his words with annoyance.

Dream decided to ignore it; he was too excited.

At this point, Sapnap had already joined Dream in George's room/office.

"George, we wanted to invite you to come live with us in the states."

Now this got George's attention. He spun around in his chair so he could face his two temporary room mates.

"What?" He asked, wanting to make sure he had heard Dream correctly.

"You heard him," Sapnap said. "Come live with us in America. It would make recording easier and it would be so much fun."

Dream and Sapnap both had stupid grins stuck to their faces as they waited for George's response.

"But...why would I want to leave?" George asked, his voice barely above a whisper. He stared at the ground, not wanting to meet his friends' gazes.

On the surface, the opportunity to move in with his best friends should have sounded like the best thing ever. But George was still feeling the pain from his mom death.

"But...why George?" Dream asked.

George was quiet for a few awkward moments. He wanted to tell his friends everything going through his head, but he couldn't figure out how to say it.

"I feel like...like by leaving I would be betraying my mum," George finally said.

Sapnap and Dream's eyes widened. George had not yet realized it, but a few tears had escaped his eyes and began to slide down his cheeks.

Much like when they first arrived in the UK, Dream pulled George into a hug filled with comfort and compassion. George just sat there, letting the tears flow.

Sapnap didn't want to ruin their moment, so he stood awkwardly in the corner of the room. Dream gestured for him to come over, and he hugged the lair that were still interlocked with each other.

They sat there for a few minutes, just hugging each other while George cried. Eventually, George pushed the other two off of him gently since he had finished his little cry sesh.

"I...I really want to come with guys...but it just feels wrong," George said.

Sapnap and Dream, now sitting on his bed, nodded in understanding.

"Well, George," Dream said. "The offer will always be there if you ever change your mind."

George nodded in understanding.

To break the silence, Sapnap said, "So, do you guys wanna play Minecraft?"

George's face lit up at the mention of his favorite game. This made Dream want to play more than ever if it meant it would make his friend happy.

To keep the relaxed mood, the three decided not to record their adventures. They started a new survival world and just played, not trying to speed run or accomplish any certain goal.

This managed to relax George a lot. They played for about 3 hours before deciding to call it quits for the day.

"I want to watch a movie," George said as he meandered into the living room.

"Alright, but I'm hungry," Sapnap said, wandering into the kitchen.

Dream just shrugged and sat down on the couch.

After about 10 minutes, the three boys were crammed onto the couch with a plate of pizza rolls and a bowl of popcorn.

"What do you guys want to watch?" George asked as he flipped through Netflix.

"Could we watch a show instead of a movie?" Sapnap asked shyly.

George shrugged at this and handed Sapnap the remote. A few moments later, Avatar, The Last Airbender was playing throughout the room.

They watched the first season before passing out on the couch.

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Three men, three men on a date 😂 I decided to write a chapter that was more wholesome and was not absolute garbage lmao. I'm not doing many more chapters of this story, BUT I WILL START ANOTHER ONE (it might be one shots, idk yet). Follow my insta, sapitusnapitus (if you wanna be cool hehE)

Much love,

Sa1ty Lettuce