Lia:He just ordered every back issue ofRidgesmagazine you’re in.
Haydn:Wow. That’s really awesome. And kind of terrifying.
Lia:I’m glad you got to meet him.
Haydn:Me too. Even if meeting him after he saw me kiss you in front of thousands of people was a little awkward. When we came up with our plan, we didn’t anticipate your family being in the audience.
Lia:I’ve seen him kiss Marissa enough times not to worry about it.
Lia:It was nice having all the people I loved there.
Haydn:SAME.
Haydn:But heads up—I’m pretty sure Marissa and Rosie exchanged numbers. They were talking about ordering dead flowers …?
Lia:Uh oh. Those two are a revenge duo made in heaven.
One month later:
Haydn:You’ll never guess what I did today?
Lia:Write a new chapter of your book?
Haydn:Well, yes. But I also got to remove a fishing hook from someone.
Lia:Where was it?
Haydn:On his gluteus maximus.
Lia:Hahahaha! I meant where did this happen?
Haydn:That makes more sense. I was in Sitka, interviewing some old fishermen for my book and taking photos.
Lia:And they had *you* remove it?
Haydn:Rite of passage or something. I had to prove myself before they’d talk to me.
Lia: Ooookay.
Haydn:At-home glute piercings. They’re all the rage.
Lia:Hopefully that trend doesn’t come to Nashville.
Haydn:Oh, I don’t know. It might not be so bad for my newly acquired hook-removing skills to be needed there.
Lia:True. I like the way you think.
Haydn:How’s your new song going?
Lia:SO good. I started working with Mikela Jarrod and she’s brilliant. The layers she’s bringing to this song … I can’t wait for you to hear it.
Haydn:I’m sure it’s going to be amazing.
Two months later:
Lia:It’s done! *collapses*
Haydn:The song? You recorded it?