PRETEND PRINCESS
I stepped back, looking once more, eyes searching the crowd, the counter, the little hall behind the bar.
Nothing.
Just a wall of movement and clinking glasses and the steady hum of a bar in high gear.
"God," I muttered, "I'm going crazy."
I massaged the bridge of my nose, seeking to get my bearings. This was not the reason I was here. It was just a night out. A diversion.
I looked down at the drink that had been placed before me.
Bright pink. Definitely fruity. It had sparkles in it.
He used to put sparkles in my coffee when I was stressed.