Author: Robyn Carr
A wedding party, Cee Jay thought. An entire town celebrating its favorite couple.
“Wanna go congratulate the happy couple?” Maddy asked with a laugh. “Throw them off balance just a little bit?”
Cee Jay shook her head. No one could see her, but if they could they would see a very melancholy, remorseful look come into her eyes. “No. I’ve played my last card here.” Then she took a deep breath, shook herself of the sentimental musing and smiled over the top of the car at her girlfriend. “So. What sounds good? Miami? Atlantic City?”
Maddy got back in the car. “You’re driving. Just get me outta here. I’ve had enough of these hicks.”
Cee Jay looked for another moment at the hundreds of people, all with what appeared to be happy, untroubled, connected lives. “Yeah,” she said softly. “Yeah.”
A wedding party, Cee Jay thought. An entire town celebrating its favorite couple.
“Wanna go congratulate the happy couple?” Maddy asked with a laugh. “Throw them off balance just a little bit?”
Cee Jay shook her head. No one could see her, but if they could they would see a very melancholy, remorseful look come into her eyes. “No. I’ve played my last card here.” Then she took a deep breath, shook herself of the sentimental musing and smiled over the top of the car at her girlfriend. “So. What sounds good? Miami? Atlantic City?”
Maddy got back in the car. “You’re driving. Just get me outta here. I’ve had enough of these hicks.”
Cee Jay looked for another moment at the hundreds of people, all with what appeared to be happy, untroubled, connected lives. “Yeah,” she said softly. “Yeah.”
