Andrea: You say you’re over it. You say you’re moving on. But every little insult. Doesn’t vanish when it’s gone. Jenni: (I said let it rest.) Andrea: And maybe you should try. But some things keep on breathing, when you leave them locked inside. Andrea: Just a little reminder. Just a little spark. Just a little question. Waiting in the dark. Jenni: (I don’t want to do this.) Andrea: Then don’t call it that. Some choices are just answers, when the world won’t answer back. Andrea: No one has to know. No one has to see. Some doors open quietly, when you already have the key. No one has to know. No one has to care. A little thought can disappear, like perfume in the air. Andrea: You know how he thinks. You know the words he’d choose. You know the little passwords, people never think they’ll lose. Jenni: (That isn’t right.) Andrea: It isn’t wrong to wonder. It isn’t wrong to look. Some people leave you reasons, to take back what they took. Andrea: Just a little pressure. Just a little breath. Just a little secret. No one will regret. Jenni: (He doesn’t matter now) Andrea: Then why are you still shaking, if nothing’s left to feel. Why does every closed door, still look like something real. Andrea: No one has to know. No one has to see. Some doors open quietly, when you already have the key. No one has to know. No one has to care. A little thought can disappear, like perfume in the air. Jenni: (I don’t need this.) (I don’t want this.) (I was done before tonight.) Andrea: Then breathe it in, and let it fade. Let the wrong thing feel like right. Jenni: (Something’s wrong here.) Andrea: Nothing’s wrong dear. Only thoughts you haven’t tried. Andrea: Think about it. Think about it. Let the answer bloom inside. Andrea: No one has to know. No one has to see. Some doors open quietly, when you already have the key. No one has to know. No one has to care. A little thought can disappear, like perfume in the air. Andrea: Think about it. No one has to know. Jenni: (No one has to know.) Andrea: No one has to know. Jenni: (No one has to know.) Andrea: No one has to know. Jenni: (No one has to know.)
