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Excerpt
“I don’t know,” said Trudy, as if she’d been reading
Anne’s mind. “I think it’s good to push yourself past your fear, to try new
things.”
“I push myself,” said Anne. “I just do it in my
artistic life where every painting is an adventure. I live on the edge of a
creative cliff.”
“I suppose that’s how you explain your artwork,” said
Trudy, rolling her eyes.
They were served bubbly sunny-side- up eggs with toast
and ate as they watched a couple kissing over their coffee cups, darting
tongues.
“Disgusting,” said Trudy. “Maybe they should get a
room.”
“They already have one and I think it’s right next to
mine,” said Anne. “Trust me, it was an interesting night. No wonder I need a
massage.”
“Maybe you just need to get laid,” said Trudy,
grinning lewdly.
“Shut up,” said Anne.
“You’re a fine one to talk, Trudy,” said Denise. “Did
you ever consider that your adventures are just misplaced sexuality?”
“Don’t hit me with your psycho-babble, Ms. Therapist.
I have to do something! Besides, I haven’t lost my sexuality. I know exactly
where it is. It’s been on a vacation since Mr. Not-so- wonderful left.”
“Maybe he couldn’t keep up with you,” said Anne.
“I need a guy who handles me; that’s all. I just
haven’t met him yet,” said Trudy.
From the doorway, Carlos motioned that the zip-line
taxi was there. As they said goodbye, Trudy unexpectedly turned and gave Anne a
brief hug, saying, “Are you sure? I’ll miss you, Babes.”
“No, you go and have fun.”
Trudy waved, and Denise blew her a kiss as they sailed
out the door.
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