Kiki lifted an eyebrow. “You know me too well.”

Jocelyn opened the door and smiled, looking smug. “Yes, I do.” Then she thought of something and added, “But that’s a good thing.”

Kiki laughed, already feeling better. Somehow, being with and talking to Jocelyn always made her feel better. Jocelyn had been the best friend she ever had. She walked outside and cold air rushed to her, causing her to shiver.

After Jocelyn locked the door, they hurried to Santa’s Cafe. It wasn’t far—just kitty corner from the jewelry shop. Although it had stopped snowing, it seemed to be getting colder by the minute.

“So, how do you like your...