Anabel showed up at my apartment later that evening, long after I had changed out of my dress and washed off my makeup. I was just about to make myself a cup of tea when I heard her familiar knock, four quick taps and two slow ones—our signature knock since college. I froze for a second. I wasn’t expecting her, at least not today. I wasn’t ready to face her yet. I opened the door and forced a smile before she could study my face too closely.“Hi, babe!” she grinned, looking bright, calm, and completely unaware that I was hiding the biggest secret of our friendship behind my smile. She pulled me into a hug before I could even speak.“Hey,” I hugged her back, praying she wouldn’t feel how fast my heart was beating.“Surprise! I brought dinner,” she said, walking in with wine and takeout.“That’s really thoughtful. You are a lifesaver, thank you,” I said, taking the wine from her.She kicked off her shoes and headed straight to my kitchen like she owned the place, which, in a way, she di
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