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When Taylor brought up getting into a romantic relationship with one of the older boys that were supposed to be living, Madison only rolled her eyes. "I hope you're joking. You know just as well as I do that they're going to be your typical trust fund assholes. They've probably never worked a day in their life and get to live off of mommy and daddy's money for the rest of their lives. Not my type of guy, Taylor," she said, shaking her head but allowing a small smile to escape. Madison hadn't had a real relationship in almost two years. She had broken up with her last boyfriend on mutual ground but since then, she just didn't see a point in investing herself in other people. Deep down, she did hope that she would find someone who was compatible for her but she wasn't counting on it happening any time soon, and certainly not this summer.

Although Madison was tired enough to want to spend their hour drive sleeping, Taylor kept her up with her normal energy, asking about what she had done with her cousin over the past week, what she thought the family's home would look like and discussing the email that Kathryn had sent her.

When they arrived at the home, Madison was no less than impressed. It was a huge and beautiful home that was set right on the beach. As the car drove through the gates, Madison guessed that it was probably one of the nicest homes she had ever seen. It made sense considering the amount of money that the owners were willing to spend on childcare for two months, plus their own expenses as they vacationed in Europe. With everything considered, the amount of money that they would shell out in these two months would probably account for a yearly salary of someone living on minimum wage.

As Taylor paid the cab driver, Madison pulled their bags from the trunk and they were left standing alone in front of their new home for the summer. Before she could give Taylor a 'what did we get ourselves into?' look, the door swung open to reveal a small, blonde girl. Madison guessed that it was either Sarah or Ella Kennedy, although she leaned towards Ella considering that she appeared to be closer to thirteen than fifteen. The little girl stared at them for a moment before announcing that she was going shopping. Madison knew that only one of the Kennedy girls was old enough to drive and she was banned from driving, but Madison figured that Taylor would take care of it. Besides, it didn't seem like the appropriate thing to talk about as their first conversation.

"I'm guessing that you're Ella?" she asked, grabbing her bags and taking a step inside the house towards the blonde. She hoped that one of the older children would appear and make things less awkward but she figured that Taylor would know what to say and do.