I put back another loaf of bread. “I’m not going to catch feelings.”
 
 “You caught feelings for the barista who drew a heart in your coffee foam.”
 
 “That was different. That heart was really well done.”
 
 She hangs up on me.
 
 I stare at my phone, then at my cart full of unnecessary purchases, and realize she’s probably right. I am making this weird.
 
 But also, what if Liv doesn’t like Greek yogurt? What if she’s vegan? What if she has opinions about thread count?
 
 I grab my phone and Google “what do women want in a guest room.”
 
 The first result is an article titled “10 Ways to Make Your Guest Feel Welcome.” I click it immediately.
 
 Number one: Fresh flowers.
 
 I pivot toward the floral section.
 
 Number two: Quality linens.
 
 Do I have quality linens? What even makes linens quality? Thread count? Thread type? The color?
 
 Number three: Toiletries and amenities.
 
 See? I was right about the shampoo.
 
 Number four: Snacks and beverages.
 
 Back to the grocery section.
 
 Number five: Good lighting.
 
 Do I have good lighting? What’s good lighting? Warm lighting? Bright lighting? Mood lighting?
 
 Oh god, I’m spiraling again.
 
 My phone buzzes with another text, this time from Liv.
 
 Liv:Flight lands at Gate B12. Try not to have a panic attack.
 
 How does she know I’m having a panic attack? Can she sense my anxiety through text messages?
 
 West:Not having a panic attack. Totally calm.
 
 Liv: Sure you are. Don’t bring flowers to the airport.
 
 West: Why would I bring flowers to the airport?
 
 Liv: Because you’re you and you’re probably overthinking everything right now.
 
 Damn. She really does know me.
 
 West: I’m not overthinking anything.
 
 Liv: Good. See you tomorrow.
 
 I stare at the text, then at the bouquet of roses in my hand.