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You’ll have to show me how it’s done then. Bridget replied easily, affection warm in her tone. It was good to look back, but there were things she knew neither of them would trade about the current moment. Teya didn’t only have her kids; she’d built something here. It might be cracked and imperfectly set, but Bridget couldn’t help reflecting on how much her friend had grown since then. She didn’t feel all that different herself.

That was wrong, though, wasn’t it? Even she’d had her share of trials to grow through

I can’t wait. There was an opportunity to say more but Bridget let it pass, knowing this was right. She would not make their friendship about expectation when this here, even if it never changed, would always be enough.

In the meantime, I was going to stop by and say a quick hello to Eljay, if you wanted to come? She had interrupted here, and didn’t want to keep Teya indefinitely if she’d been enjoying the moment alone.