I opened the door and stared at the even worse disaster that was inside!
There were crushed crackers, sticky cup holders, crumbs, grease stains, juice stains on the seats, and fast-food wrappers. The smell hit me like a punch. “Oh my God, Melissa,” I gasped.
She rolled her eyes. “Relax, it’s not that bad.
I mean, come on, why are you being so dramatic? You act like it’s a Ferrari.”
“Did you let them eat in here?”
“They’re kids! What did you expect me to do, starve them?
There were a few crumbs here and there, and what—are you sorry the kids had fun?”
“What about the mud? The scratches and dirt? How did that happen?” I asked, shaking.
“Argh, so what? We took a shortcut through a different road. There was some brush, nothing serious.”
My hands shook.
She snorted. “I said I’d bring it back, which I did. And Lily had the best day of her life—you should be happy!
So you’re welcome!”Continue reading…