Drag Teen
“I was thinking a lot about what Seth had said about finding my anchor into the moment. How do I find that? I wondered. Or do I just wake up one day and have it? Like a zit?
“Should we sing?” Seth’s voice pierced the conversational silence of the car.
Heather didn’t answer. In fact, she’d been quiet the entire morning, a very rare occurrence for her. I could see her in the rearview mirror sitting in the backseat, arms crossed. Despite her sunglasses covering her eyes, I could tell they were roll...ing. Seth and I hadn’t asked her about what happened last night—we figured she’d tell us when she was ready.
“Or play one of those road-trip car games,” Seth pressed on. “Do you guys know any?”
Heather remained silent.
“I’m not really awake enough for games,” I said, staring out the window as an enormous billboard for a place that advertised HOT BABES AND WINGS went by. I couldn’t imagine eating wings in front of anyone, let alone strippers.
“Okay, well, we need gas.MoreLess
“Should we sing?” Seth’s voice pierced the conversational silence of the car.
Heather didn’t answer. In fact, she’d been quiet the entire morning, a very rare occurrence for her. I could see her in the rearview mirror sitting in the backseat, arms crossed. Despite her sunglasses covering her eyes, I could tell they were roll...ing. Seth and I hadn’t asked her about what happened last night—we figured she’d tell us when she was ready.
“Or play one of those road-trip car games,” Seth pressed on. “Do you guys know any?”
Heather remained silent.
“I’m not really awake enough for games,” I said, staring out the window as an enormous billboard for a place that advertised HOT BABES AND WINGS went by. I couldn’t imagine eating wings in front of anyone, let alone strippers.
“Okay, well, we need gas.MoreLess
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