“Don’t worry,” she reassured him. “I can do something that will make it so you
never lose that smile again.”
“William!” David yelled.
William blinked. He was in the bathroom stall with Emily.
“David!” William replied.
The stall door opened. It hadn’t been locked.
“William…” David said, peering inside.
William sat on the toilet with Emily on his lap. She added the finishing touches of
blush to his cheeks. William laughed as the brush swept across his face.
“She’s giving me a smile that will never go away…” he said.
David sighed. “I can see that. You look really good with lipstick on. And that eye
shadow really brings out your eyes.”
“Thank you,” Emily said. “Imma trying my bessssst.”
“I feel pretty,” William said. “Do I look pretty?”
“You look very pretty,” Emily told him, then continued kissing him.
“Okay, the party’s over, guys. The keg is tapped and the Smiths are kicking
everyone out,” David said. “It’s time to go.”
“But Im havin da time of my life,” William protested.
“We are,” Emily added, kissing him again.
“I know, but it’s already after midnight,” David said.
Emily stood and walked past him.
“Will I eva see you again?” William asked.
“If you play your cards good,” she said. “Right. Play your cards right.”
She walked out of the bathroom.