Prom Night
I wore the dress anyway. Noah zipped the back, his hands trembling.
“If one person laughs,” I whispered, “I’m haunting them.”
He smiled. “Good.”
Carla came too, phone in hand, ready to record my humiliation. She even told someone, “You have to come early. I need witnesses for this.”
But people didn’t laugh. They stared—in awe.
“Wait, your dress is denim?” one girl asked.
“Did you buy that somewhere?” another said.
A teacher touched her chest. “This is beautiful.”
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