on the radio. She danced as she moved about the kitchen, not caring that Tess was giggling at her from the dining table.Sadie pointed a butter knife at her friend and grinned. “Shut up and drink your margarita.”“No judgment here.” Tess toasted with her drink before taking a sip, licking salt from the rim. “Just don’t tempt me to sing back at you. Then we’ll both be embarrassed.”“You’re not allowed to have it all, Tess,” Sadie chided. She sliced the sandwiches then brought them to the table. “You can’t be hot, smart, and a good singer. That’s just not fair.”Tess snorted. “You’re right. How cruel of me to imagine the possibility.”Sadie sat down and took a long sip of her own margarita. “Hey, maybe you could be the face of Piper Gray. You could lip sync for me.”“You’re just trying to get out of what I told you earlier.”Sadie pouted, picking at her sandwich. “No…it was just a joke. I don’t know how I feel about that yet.”“So just say yes and fuck it.”
