Chapter Ninety-Two
Georgia
I flew to Miami.
I got my Jeep.
I thanked the attorney.
I drove to Del Cielo’s.
I saw the new windows.
I saw the repaired damage that was hardly noticeable.
I saw Hailey.
I didn’t see Reena.
But she left a note. Or someone left a note.
A folded napkin.
Fourteen words.
I’m sorry. Please forgive me. The bungalow is being sold. Live a bold life. XO
I drank my favorite coffee.
I paid for a pumpkin muffin with chocolate chips.
I drove past the house in Little Havana.
I went inside.
I laid on a futon couch.
I breathed in freedom.
But I wasn’t free.
And I’d been wrong.
I had been living.
But now I wasn’t.
I got back in my Jeep.
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