EPILOGUE
SOFIA
I twisted my hair back and wrapped the rubber band around it to secure my ponytail. The thin wispy pieces I let Haley talk me into weeks ago snuck out of the tie and tickled my nose. I blew them away with a frustrated huff of air.
I don’t know what I was thinking changing my look. It didn’t matter that I’d grown sick of my reflection in the mirror, it was economical. I didn’t do fancy or pulled together in my job. As evidence by my current task.
I locked the door behind me, closing in the disaster of an apartment. Renovating it was supposed to be something I had time to do, but instead, a short-term rental request came through. Piper approved it, after checking with me. She was my best friend, but she was also technically my boss. I wasn’t going to tell her no. Even thou
