P.S. I Still Love You

tortoiseshell bow in my hair and checking it out in the mirror. “She also complimented my
snickerdoodles a lot, which I appreciated. But I don’t know if I necessarily saw any sparks with
Daddy. I mean, did you think he seemed interested?”
“I think he could be if she gave him a chance. She was dating a guy from her office, but it didn’t
work out because he reminded her of her ex-husband.”
I raise my eyebrows. “It sounds like you guys have had some serious talks.”
Proudly Kitty says, “She doesn’t treat me like a little kid.”
If Kitty’s that crazy about her, that says a lot. “Well, she might not be Daddy’s type, but if we keep
throwing them together, who knows?”
“What do you mean she might not be Daddy’s type?”
“Her style seems really different than Mommy’s. Doesn’t she smoke? Daddy hates that.”
“She’s trying to quit. She’s got an electronic cigarette now.”
“Let’s keep inviting her to things and see what happens,” I say, picking up my hairbrush. “Hey, do
you think if you watched a video, you could give me a little side cornrow?”
“I could give it a shot,” Kitty says. “Curl the ends first and then check with me after I watch my
shows.”
“Got it.”