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To those of us who experienced childhood through books and stories. I’m glad we never grew up.
Wendy’s beautiful smile greets me once more. Those precious little dips in the corner of her mouth. The sparkle in her blue eyes, like stars staring back at me. And, God, part of me wonders if this is what Peter came home to once upon a time.
Me making her laugh? That’s a different, wonderful kind of high.
“You said you liked them,” I answer. “I do.” “Then, why wouldn’t I do something simple if you like it?”
Hey, grumpy dude! It’s fine! We can forget it!
“God, you’re like my star in the sky, Wendy.” “Your star?” “My North Star. Always showing me the direction I should travel. I’ve never met someone like you before.”
“Can’t wait.” “Psht. You act like you’ll read it.” I lift an eyebrow. “I would like to read your story.” Her once-teasing expression falls. “Really?” “Of course. How can I tell everyone to read it if I haven’t read it myself?” “Oh, please,” she says, pushing my arm playfully. “My future favorite author just touched me.” “Jas.” “Best day ever.”
But I can’t do that—not when I’m the one taking Wendy’s place on the couch this time with Sam in my lap, simply because the cushions still smell like her soft linen scent.
“What are you doing?” I ask. “Stealing you away.” I can’t help the grin that spreads. “I was wondering when you would, Captain.” “Sorry for making you wait, Little Bird.”

