Sister, Sister
Jacob is not around either, he went out telling no one where he was going to.
James goes to change up. I wish I can change up too, exchange my dress for a t-shirt and shorts. He returns wearing a black hoodie and black skinny jeans ripped at his left knee. His shoulders are accented, the hoodie hangs from them. Lean, broad, strong. My eyes travel to his feet which are large, maybe a forty-seven. His toenails—like his fingernails—are tall rectangles, clipped and clean.
While James cooks, Natalie and I watch a romance movie on their humongous flat screen TV. Natalie rolls her eyes at the clichés.
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