Dart And Dash
“I slumped on Daisy’s shoulder, clinging to my older sister.
“I’m so proud of you,” she whispered in my ear and held me tighter. “I love you, Garnet.” Daisy pulled away, wiping my face. “You danced so beautifully.”
“Thanks,” my voice croaked from all of my tears.
“Garnet,” she tucked a rogue strand of hair behind my ears. “Why did you dance for us today?”
I looked at her. Had she really forgotten? Maybe the engagement had thrown her off. “Today’s the 12th; Mom’s been gone for six... months.”
Daisy slapped her hand to her forehead. “Gah, I’m so stupid. How could I have forgotten that?”
“Well, you did get engaged today,” I reminded her.
“That’s not an excuse. Man, you are right about me, Garnet; I’m self-centered.”
I watched Daisy mentally kick her own ass.MoreLess
“I’m so proud of you,” she whispered in my ear and held me tighter. “I love you, Garnet.” Daisy pulled away, wiping my face. “You danced so beautifully.”
“Thanks,” my voice croaked from all of my tears.
“Garnet,” she tucked a rogue strand of hair behind my ears. “Why did you dance for us today?”
I looked at her. Had she really forgotten? Maybe the engagement had thrown her off. “Today’s the 12th; Mom’s been gone for six... months.”
Daisy slapped her hand to her forehead. “Gah, I’m so stupid. How could I have forgotten that?”
“Well, you did get engaged today,” I reminded her.
“That’s not an excuse. Man, you are right about me, Garnet; I’m self-centered.”
I watched Daisy mentally kick her own ass.MoreLess
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