Montana Cherries
“Have you finished packing yet?”
“I’m very excited, Aunt Sadie. And no, not yet. But I’m close.”
Dani closed her eyes as she lay on the boat dock that evening, her cell phone at her ear, and lifted her chin toward the sky. The lingering heat from the day warmed her cheeks as she tried her best to be as relaxed as she hoped she looked.
In actuality, she was wound tight due to the upcoming family meeting.
And because she had not finished packing. She still had to go through the old... desk in her bedroom, but she kept avoiding it for fear of what else she might find.
“I’m so excited for you,” Aunt Sadie said. “I know how you love New York. But I do hope you plan on getting a place with a spare room for when I visit.”
Dani smiled at her aunt’s suggestion, and pictured the two of them on that long-ago trip. Neither of them had been there before, and to a thirteen-year-old, New York City had seemed like the best place on earth.MoreLess
“I’m very excited, Aunt Sadie. And no, not yet. But I’m close.”
Dani closed her eyes as she lay on the boat dock that evening, her cell phone at her ear, and lifted her chin toward the sky. The lingering heat from the day warmed her cheeks as she tried her best to be as relaxed as she hoped she looked.
In actuality, she was wound tight due to the upcoming family meeting.
And because she had not finished packing. She still had to go through the old... desk in her bedroom, but she kept avoiding it for fear of what else she might find.
“I’m so excited for you,” Aunt Sadie said. “I know how you love New York. But I do hope you plan on getting a place with a spare room for when I visit.”
Dani smiled at her aunt’s suggestion, and pictured the two of them on that long-ago trip. Neither of them had been there before, and to a thirteen-year-old, New York City had seemed like the best place on earth.MoreLess
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