Only a total lack of coffee would force her to stop by the grocery store on the way home from a post-game celebration at her softball team’s favorite Old Town café. It was nearly midnight, but some things were too important to worry about inconvenience. Coffee was at the top of that short list. Her cell phone sounded from the seat beside her where she’d tossed it. Kelly pulled to the right lane and slowed down before answering. Her friend Jennifer’s voice came over the line. “Good, you’re still up. Did the game run long tonight?” “Not really, but we went to our favorite café afterwards. I’m driving home now. What’s up? Why’re you calling so late?” “I’m doing Mimi a favor. She tried calling you guys but forgot you and Megan and Lisa were all playing ball tonight, so she called me. Mimi needs help with one of those beginner knitting classes at Lambspun tomorrow morning. You know, the summer ones with guest teachers. Mimi will be out of the shop in the morning, and Rosa can’t spare time away from customers to help, so Mimi asked if one of you guys might be able to.
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