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    The Wedding… – (Chapter: Something Borrowed…)

     

     

    It was late when I finally returned to the Carlin residence. I looked first to see if Spencer’s room was dark and it was, signaling that I would now have to drunkenly make my way up the stairs and into bed as quietly as possible. After today, the last thing I wanted to do was wake her up and thus endure several painful minutes of awkward fighting.

    Carmen’s brother had retrieved us from the reception. Needless to say, we were both too shit-faced to drive, though I was tempted. There would be something symbolic about careening off the side of a cliff in Carmen’s car. Perhaps we could pull a “Thelma and Louise” and go as far as to hold hands, both wishing we were someone else. Somewhere with Spencer Carlin.

    I rang the doorbell, forgetting in all my drunken, suicidal, cinematic glory that Spencer was the only one home.

    “Shit!” I whispered.

    Now I had no choice but to talk to her…to say something stupid…to blame everyone but myself. I thought so long and so hard about all the stupid things I was destined to say that I didn’t even notice that the door was still closed.

    “Fuck.”

    I turned the doorknob, hoping for a miracle. And I was suddenly very aware of how religious this weekend had made me. Maybe that’s why my new friend, God, had listened. The door swung open and I was in the clear. God was good.

    I made my way up the stairs—only tripping once—and opened Spencer’s door. That very same streetlight from last night was working its magic again. Her features were bathed in incomparable luminescence, rendering me a puddle of want and adoration.

    I clumsily slipped off my dress, not even bothering to grab my Giants shirt. Instead I crawled into bed beside Spencer, resisting the urge to mold my partially naked body against hers. And unlike the night before, sleep came easy.

     

     

     

    Hands.

    On my face.

    My hands?

    No. That would feel different…

    Whose hands?

    My hands?

    I’m never actually coherent when I first wake up, but considering the fact that I was still sprinkled with the remnants of a night of booze and wedding cake, I was lucky to know my own name. Attempting to figure out where this sudden extra pair of hands was coming from was going to take a moment or three.

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