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Illusions
As I stared at the fifty dollar bill on the table, Grayson made her way over from visiting with the guys who’d stolen her attention. I tried to pull my eyes away from the money, but it wasn’t until after Gray had introduced herself and forced Ben to scoot over, into me, that I realized what was going on. I slid all the way to the wall, barely making enough room for my sister, with Ben pressed up against me.
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