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BLAKE: What do you mean deal with him? Are you guys fighting?

ME: We aren’t anything. He is nothing to me.

BLAKE: I didn’t realize it was like that. My bad.

I see Wyatt also texting in my peripheral.

Ohmigod!

ME: Are you texting Wyatt at the same time you’re texting me?????

BLAKE: What’s going on with you two?

BLAKE: You’re being weird. He’s being weird.

ME: You ARE texting him! What is he saying about me?

ME: You’d better be on my side, Blake Moore!

BLAKE: I didn’t know there were sides.

ME: There are always sides.

BLAKE: Ok. Ok. I’m on your side. Chill. I’ll see you when you get here.

I hate it when my brother tells me to chill.

I send another text to my best friend, Darby.

ME: He’s here.

DARBY: I know all the best ways to hide murder weapons.

I laugh out loud.

ME: We’re sharing a cab.

Wyatt leans toward me. Is he trying to see what I’m texting?

“Do you mind?” I turn my phone to the side.

“Not at all,” he says.

ME: OMG! He’s so annoying.

DARBY: Clearly it’s more serious than I thought.

DARBY: I can have a hitman there within the hour. Just say the word.

I laugh again. I love my best friend so much.

ME: I’ll have to get back to you on that one. We’re here. TTYL!

The cab pulls into the valet/drop-off area for the hotel. Wyatt hands the driver a fifty-dollar bill and tells him to keep the change.

“I can pay for my cab,” I say.

He shrugs, exits the car, and shuts the door.