Her Resolve
Not in a loud way—more like the kind of beauty that came with confidence, bright eyes, and an energy that felt slightly unhinged in the best possible sense.
“I’m so sorry,” she said, smiling wide, “but if I don’t compliment your outfit right now, it’ll bother me all day.”
I blinked, then laughed. “Thank you. It’s my first yoga uniform.”
She gasped. “First time and you already look like you belong on the brochure? Rude.”
I shook my head, amused.
“I’m Keisha,” she said, placing a hand over her chest dramatically. “Professional over-sharer, lover of yoga, and proud survivor of my first downward dog.”
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