A school board meeting isn’t exactly the way I want to spend my Friday night, but I do want to win the mayoral race, so here I am.
“Have you seen my Rubik’s Cube?” Erwin asks me from the passenger seat.
He didn’t have to come with me tonight, I’d actually prefer he didn’t, but he said he was bored.
“No.”
“I haven’t been able to find it in almost a week. I had it at the festival and now I can’t find it.”
“I don’t know where it is,” I say, annoyance leaking into my voice that has nothing to do with Erwin or his Rubik’s Cube.
I’m on my last inch of rope with Posey. I’m clearly a lunatic because all I wanted to do after she threw up on me was take care of her, but she left me in a Tilt-A-Whirl with vomit-soaked clothes and she’s been dodging me ever since. I texted her to see if she was
