He’d thought a lot about the script, had put some notes together for the producer and sent it back through his agent. “So let’s present this to her together,” Phil said. “Next month,” Brennan said. “Give me another month.” Phil groused about it, but Brennan wasn’t ready to return to his life just yet. He liked that he was slowly rebuilding his work muscle and his creative strength. He liked the feeling of finally being in a groove. He was making progress—albeit slow progress, but progress nonetheless—to the extent that he didn’t even feel guilty when Chance texted him. Can we talk? Brennan texted back: Give me a couple of weeks, bro, and I’m yours. He heard nothing after that. His spirit was renewing, sloughing off the outer layers of his depression and the self-doubts. Brennan was feeling more like himself every day. And yet there was something nagging at him, something that kept dancing around the edges of his thoughts, wanting attention. It didn’t take a psychologist to ferret it out—he knew it was Mia who kept teasing his thoughts.
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