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BRIDGET: Everyone watched it. We’re all really proud of you around here.

CRAIG: Hey, have you ever thought about making Cross Stitch a niche online business? Marketed to hockey players. Guys could FedEx their suits or jeans to you and you could do Zoom consultations.

BRIDGET: I have, actually. My dad’s been building me a website for the past three years.

BRIDGET: Just kidding. I have thought aboutit, because I could get a lot of business from the Vancouver and Calgary teams.

CRAIG: Fuck those guys.

CRAIG: Sorry. Yes. You could get a lot of business.

CRAIG: But also please don’t fuck those guys.

BRIDGET: Where is this sudden interest in my alterations business coming from, might I ask?

CRAIG: I’ve always been interested in your alterations business. It was just a thought I had. See you in a couple of days if you’re around.

BRIDGET: I’ll be around.

CRAIG: Wheels down in Vancouver, Stitch. You around?

BRIDGET:

CRAIG: Fuck. Stay like that. Don’t move.

BRIDGET: I can’t hold this position for four hours.

CRAIG: Fuck you look hot.

CRAIG: You changed your hair.

BRIDGET: It’s like two inches shorter, that’s the only change.

CRAIG:

BRIDGET: If my haircut is what’s drawing your attention then I think I’m doing this wrong.

CRAIG: Stitch, you’re doing absolutely everything right. Trust me.

CRAIG: Although, sending me this pic when I’m in a public place is wrong. Just wrong.

BRIDGET: See you soon…

Last September

CRAIG: Hey. You left while I was sleeping.

BRIDGET: Yeah, I figured you’d be in a rush to get to the airport. I didn’t want to get in your way.

CRAIG: I like it when you’re in my way.

BRIDGET: It’s getting harder for me to say goodbye to you, Craig. Have a safe trip.

CRAIG: Hey. Are you okay?

BRIDGET: I am! You have to get to the airport. Have a good trip.

BRIDGET: It was a good summer. A great summer.