Until I Wrote Him
“I didn’t say…”
“You didn’t have to,” Maggie interrupts. “Your voice did.”
I cover my face with my hands. “I regret everything.”
“No regrets,” Operah says with a laugh. “Only experiences worth rewriting into fiction.”
“Exactly,” Kimberly agrees. “Writers get the best kind of heartbreak, it turns into art.”
“Maybe I’ll title the next one Dangerous Men and Pedicure Confessions,” I say dryly.
They howl.
For a while, the conversation meanders, exes, red flags, guilty pleasures.