"The
old you wouldn't have your hair down like that, or accepted these flowers from
Andrew," she looked at the card and smirked, "because you always say
a guy that brings you flowers must not be able to afford anything good."
And so on it went. She laid out my
transgressions like an itchy blanket at my feet and all I wanted to do was
throw it off and tear out of the room. But I was immobilized, not only by this
useless body that betrayed me, but also the overwhelming shock and chagrin that
was currently wracking my body.
The girl they were talking about
couldn't possibly be me.
After a while, I slinked down into the
ammonia scented sheets and pretended to still listen, but I was really in a
world all my own. I stared up at the dragonflies and tried to imagine this vain
girl that still loved stickers of a fragile little flying insect. I tried to
imagine someone who would snub a gift someone brought her while fawning over a fashionable
ponytail.
So enticing. Looking forward to new series.
ReplyDeleteSo great. Really excited!
ReplyDeleteI don't normally read the teasers in the backs of books, but I felt compelled to read this one in Independence. Now, I'm chomping at the bit to read it!
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