The Wish (2014)
““I was right!” she gasped between howls. “I felt something. . . . We were at my aunt’s. . . . I said I wasn’t feeling . . . I had to see . . . You’re not . . . anymore . . . You’re back . . .”
I heard my bedroom door open. Reggie bounded to Suzanne, wagging his tail.
She gave a final peal of laughter. “You are going to be so sorry you said I wet my bed. The anus story will be . . .”
Thank heavens I was me and not Suzanne. Even if I had no friends at all. But I didn’t have no friends, I had Regg...ie and Daphne—and maybe Jared.
There were footsteps behind me.
“And the bed-wetting story will be too!” It was Daphne’s voice.
I turned. Ardis and Daphne were there.
“Hi, Suzanne,” Ardis said.
Suzanne looked at Ardis, looked at me. I could read her thoughts. Is Wilma still popular? No, she couldn’t be. Then why is Ardis here?
“Hi, Ardis.” She ignored Daphne. “Did you come because . . . because Wilma, um, reverted?”
“What do you mean?”MoreLess
I heard my bedroom door open. Reggie bounded to Suzanne, wagging his tail.
She gave a final peal of laughter. “You are going to be so sorry you said I wet my bed. The anus story will be . . .”
Thank heavens I was me and not Suzanne. Even if I had no friends at all. But I didn’t have no friends, I had Regg...ie and Daphne—and maybe Jared.
There were footsteps behind me.
“And the bed-wetting story will be too!” It was Daphne’s voice.
I turned. Ardis and Daphne were there.
“Hi, Suzanne,” Ardis said.
Suzanne looked at Ardis, looked at me. I could read her thoughts. Is Wilma still popular? No, she couldn’t be. Then why is Ardis here?
“Hi, Ardis.” She ignored Daphne. “Did you come because . . . because Wilma, um, reverted?”
“What do you mean?”MoreLess
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