Shine
“Was weird.
Dylan hadn’t been in my room since we were kids. The last time we were alone together (other than in the cemetery) we’d made out like crazy on his bedroom floor, driven by our grief for Logan and my confusion over Zachary.
I wondered if Dylan was thinking of that now. Or maybe he was only thinking of the pizza he was shoveling into his mouth.
“So what did you want to tell me?” I asked once we’d inhaled half of our first pieces.
Sitting on the floor across from me, Dyl...an wiped his mouth with a Fourth of July–themed paper towel. “Logan came to see me on Sunday. Before he went to find you.”
“I’m glad you guys got to say good-bye.”
“Yeah, it was cool.” Dylan was almost whispering now, though my door was closed and Gina was downstairs, eating her own pizza before going out to meet clients. “He told me something he didn’t want you to know until after he passed on.”MoreLess
Dylan hadn’t been in my room since we were kids. The last time we were alone together (other than in the cemetery) we’d made out like crazy on his bedroom floor, driven by our grief for Logan and my confusion over Zachary.
I wondered if Dylan was thinking of that now. Or maybe he was only thinking of the pizza he was shoveling into his mouth.
“So what did you want to tell me?” I asked once we’d inhaled half of our first pieces.
Sitting on the floor across from me, Dyl...an wiped his mouth with a Fourth of July–themed paper towel. “Logan came to see me on Sunday. Before he went to find you.”
“I’m glad you guys got to say good-bye.”
“Yeah, it was cool.” Dylan was almost whispering now, though my door was closed and Gina was downstairs, eating her own pizza before going out to meet clients. “He told me something he didn’t want you to know until after he passed on.”MoreLess
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