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dress that I loved the most.
    It was a red mermaid gown with some crystals and sequins to add a little spice to it. There was a long slit down the left side, two thin bands of crystals and sequins along the back and a tear drop opening between my boobs. The crystals and sequins started out heavy at the top of the halter straps and slowly faded out to the bottom of the dress.
    “Wow,” I whispered as a turned in the mirror grin took over my face. I loved the dress on the hanger but having it on I loved it even more.
    I opened the dressing room door and proceeded to the round platform in the middle of the dressing room that was surrounded by mirrors. I heard a few gasps as I turned around for my mom and the ladies who were helping us.
    Mom had tears in her eyes and the biggest smile on her face. “You look stunning, Jaylinn.”
    One of ladies came over to me and pinned my hair up off my neck so that you could see the whole view of the dress.
    I knew this dress was really, really, expensive and I covertly picked it because I was hoping my mom would say she couldn’t afford it. I would then throw a fit and get myself out of going but when I saw the smile on her face I knew I had to go for her and maybe secretly for me, too.
    “We’ll take it,” Mom told the lady.
    “Mom,” I shook my head knowing I couldn’t let her buy this dress. I’d settle on the second dress that I loved that was half the cost. I still looked pretty in it anyway.
    She shook her head. “It’s perfect, Jay.”
    Mom grabbed one of the diamond cuffs off the shelf near the shoes and slid it on to my wrist. “Mom, it cost way too much money.”
    “Nonsense, I’ve been saving some money just for this.” We weren’t hurting for money but we lived conservatively. I knew I had a trust fund coming to me when I turned twenty-one and I knew mom had money saved in an account, too. I just didn’t realize she’d be willing to spend this kind of money on a prom dress. A dress that I was only going to wear once.
    “Thank you, Mom.” I said kissing her on the cheek before slipping into the dressing room and changing back into my clothes.
    “There you are,” Cooper says as he slides onto the bench beside me. “Are you okay?”
    I smile and wipe a few tears away, some from sadness but at this moment many were from happy memories. “Yeah, just thinking about that time mom and I went to go try on prom dresses.”
    Cooper groans beside me. “That God-awful red dress?”
    I smile wider. “You loved that dress.”
    He smirks, “Yeah, I liked it on the hanger.”
    Laughing, “Is that why you stood next to me there with your mouth hanging open watching my friends and I get our pictures taken in front of the house?”
    “What friends?” Cooper winks playfully at me.
    I bump my shoulder into his.
    “The way that dress clung to your body,” Cooper licks his lips. “And your hips,” he groans and my cheeks turn fire engine red, almost the identical color the dress we are both remembering.
    “This is not the time and place for you to be picturing me naked,” I whisper.
    Cooper shakes the image from his head. “You’re right,” he holds his hand out for me to take. “I’ll think about it once we cross that threshold.”
    “You are something else!”
    Before Cooper and I make our way back to my mom’s room up on the sixth floor we swing into the gift shop. The older lady I had seen earlier is still sitting behind the counter.
    “Hello,” she greets us.
    “Hi.”
    I walk over towards the cooler where the flowers are. “Let’s get these,” I say grabbing the multi-colored, dyed daisies. “Mom’s favorites.”
    Cooper takes the flowers from me and pays for them.
    “Have a nice day.” The lady says handing Cooper his change back. I don’t know how great of a day this can be.
    When we get back to the room MacKenzie is sitting on Hunter’s lap near mom’s bed, the same seat he was sitting in when we left. He gives us a little nod and