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Joy did everything she could to replicate the wedding plans she’d found in Judy’s hatbox of bucket and goal lists.
It was the vintage clothing in her suitcase and Judy’s bucket list, and every other list stashed in her sister’s hatbox.
She picks up Judy’s stack of lists and drops them into the hatbox.
Joy removes everything from the hatbox now and sorts it into neat piles on Taryn’s kitchen counter: Judy’s lists, her silver bracelet with the sapphire charm, clipped articles that related to Dylan and Westfield Records, the crinkled and worn Route 66 Bucket List, the Joyride CD, and finally, three Polaroid photos.
She then sank to her knees and, looking under Judy’s bed, dragged out the floral hatbox.
She’ll sneak it into Judy’s hatbox later, where she’s stashed other articles and magazine clippings, along with the Polaroids of her and Dylan.
Judy’s gaze did a baseball bat swing from the open hatbox to Joy casually resting on her bed.
But that hatbox loaded with Judy’s dreams and aspirations, life goals and bucket lists she didn’t share with anyone beckoned.
But he’s got Judy’s hatbox and the lid’s missing.
Her sister wasn’t in her room, but she’d left her hatbox of lists on her bed, the lid off.
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