EMILY “Enough about Sara and me. Tell us about you, Em. How are you enjoying New York and, most importantly, have you found someone new?” Annie asked, lifting a glass of cocktail to hide her smug smile. I nearly choked on my drink. “Someone new?” Annie nodded, looking far too pleased with herself. “Why do you sound like my mother?” “Duhhh. Because she isn’t here to ask you herself.” Sara laughed beside me, and I rolled my eyes. “There’s no one,” I said, reaching for a fry. “And even if there was, I wouldn’t be telling you.” Her eyes narrowed. “That sound suspicious as fuck, Em.” “Shut up. It isn’t.” I lightly pushed her shoulders. “Yeah, right.” She rolled her eyes. “I’ll just do you a favor and believe you.” I ignored her knowing look with a smile and glanced around the bar. Work today had been stressful, with meeting after meeting, that felt like a never ending cycle at some point. Then, finally, it was over, and there hadn’t been much to do, especially w
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