What Daddy Left Behind
Because the room was in pink, with cards scattered everywhere, he must have told a designer to do this.
He knew I didn’t have a preference for my room as long as it was elegant and rich in blind colors.
"This is insane," Maya said, flopping onto the mattress, her pink suitcases melting to decor. "We are going to have the best parties here."
"Let’s just unpack first," I laughed.
While Maya started organizing her clothes, I slipped away to my bathroom. I needed to wash the day off. I needed to wash Stellan off.
I turned the shower to scalding, scrubbing my skin until it turned pink, trying to erase the phantom sensation of his hands on my hips and the sticky reminder of our time in the storage