He’s your dad and your boss. You might want to reconsider that.
Wade:
He’s not my dad.
Me:
I feel the same way about Miranda.
Wade:
Should we sign up for a voodoo doll making class?
His joking with me gives me some much-needed hope. I rest my head back against the headrest and let out a sigh of relief as I wipe my face and nose with the sleeve of my jumper.
Me:
Please come home.
Wade:
I need time.
Me:
Don’t be gone too long, please. I need to see you. I worry about you.
Wade:
And I worry about you. You’ve looked dreadful the past few days.
Me:
It’s just stress.
Wade:
You’ve been working your ass off.
Me
I have.
Wade:
You’re a complete surprise.
Me:
A good one, I hope?
Wade:
The best.
Me:
You’re not so bad yourself. You’re a brilliant hockey player.