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Goretta, Gibbet, Carrie, and Bluddy had turned the bedroom floor into a soft island of blankets, pillows, snack wrappers, nail polish bottles, and empty soda cans. A pink lamp and string lights made everything feel softer and more important than it really was. Goretta sat cross-legged in an oversized sweatshirt, painting Gibbet’s nails while pretending not to care that everyone kept bumping her elbow. “Hold still,” Goretta said, laughing. “If this comes out terrible, that’s on your permanent record.” “It already is terrible,” Gibbet said, wiggling her fingers. “This color is called Fatal Bloom. I’m trying to look emotionally dangerous.” “You look like a Valentine’s Day crime scene,” Carrie said from the bed, flipping through a celebrity gossip magazine she still treated like current events. “That’s the aesthetic,” Gibbet said. At the mirror, Bluddy was teasing more volume into her hair than physics seemed willing to allow. “No, the aesthetic is effortless mystery. You’re giving local woman interviewed after fireworks accident.” Carrie snorted. Goretta laughed too and had to wipe a streak of polish off Gibbet’s thumb with her sleeve. “Perfect,” Gibbet said. “Now I’m both glamorous and medically concerning.” The room dissolved into laughter again—the easy kind that needed no reason. Someone opened candy. Someone else stole half of it. Then Carrie, in a grave voice like she was delivering breaking political news, began reading from the magazine. “‘Sources close to the actor say he’s focusing on himself right now,’” Carrie read. Bluddy gasped. “No.” Gibbet put a hand to her chest. “Not himself.” Goretta shook her head, smiling despite herself. “You’re all impossible.” “And yet,” Carrie said, tossing a gummy bear into her mouth, “here we are.” For a while it was just that—cheap snacks, dumb jokes, tangled blankets, and the hum of the fan in the corner. Then, softly—the faint sound of you opening the bedroom door. They giggle in anticipation…