“You made it about you,” I said. “You picked the day I buried her.”
She exhaled, irritated. “Today worked. I’m not postponing my life because you’re falling apart.”
“She was seven.”
Rosie’s mouth twisted. “And I’m thirty-two. People are here for me.”
I held her gaze. “Then look at me and say it: balloons mattered more.”
“You’re wearing sadness like a costume. Get over yourself!”
“And I’m thirty-two. People are here for me.”