Over coffee, my parents wasted no time.
"So," my mom began, stirring her cup far too casually, "you didn't mention you were... seeing anyone."
"I'm not," I said quickly. Too quickly.
My dad raised an eyebrow over his paper. "Funny. He looked like someone who wants to be more than 'not anyone.'"
I groaned. "Dad."
My mom leaned forward, grinning. "Eden, he's handsome. Polite. And the way he looked at you? Come on. There's something there."
"There's nothing there," I lied, ignoring the way my heart sped up at the memory of almost kissing him. "It was just dinner."
"And what type of dinner was it?" my mom teased.
I buried my face in my coffee cup, wishing I could disappear.
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The Red String Between Us Part II: Frayed Threads
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