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“What do you think, Sasha?” Now that I feel this chapter will close, my kitty can keep her name.

Sasha rolls on her back, all four paws swiping at the plastic bag monster she’s fighting. I rattle the bag, and she hisses.

Good enough. I hit send.

Unless Ensley is asleep, I probably won’t have to wait long for a response. If I’m really, really lucky, she’ll get the apology before the email.

And sure enough, within a minute, comes a one-word reply.

Ensley:Oh.

Me:?

Ensley:I already sent you an email back.

I open my mail app. Because I get so much spam, my phone is not set to notify me about each message. But one arrived from Ensley ten minutes ago, after I sat down to eat.

I read the first line, and the spoon I’ve been holding in my mouth clatters to the table.

You unzip my coveralls, your hand sliding inside them to touch me.

I can’t stop reading. Whoa.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

I have to adjust my pants. I’ve never gotten an email like this before.

Of course, I hadn’t sent one like this before, either.

What do we do now?

I take a cue from her playbook and reply very simply.

Me:Oh.

Ensley:Sorry.

Me:I started it.

Ensley:Technically, I may have started it with that first email?

She’s right. There was that saucy line in there.

Me:It’s the shed all over again.

Ensley:Unfinished? Or just hot?

My body stirs. I’m ready to drive for three hours to get to her. I clamp it down.

Me:The wrong moment.

Ensley:Definitely.

A full minute passes. I have nothing else to say. The conversation may have already played itself out.

But then she writes again.

Ensley:Is Snowball around? A cute kitten pic solves most problems.

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