So when Caleb Brooks asked her to prom, every alarm in my body went off.
Caleb wasn’t just popular. He was the boy. Star quarterback. Class president. The kind of handsome, easy-smiling teenager whose face showed up in the yearbook on every other page. Half the girls in town would’ve done anything for him to glance their way.
And he’d chosen my daughter?
I didn’t believe it for a second.
Daisy, on the other hand, floated.
For three straight weeks, she practiced in our kitchen every evening, wearing the silver heels she’d picked out herself. She’d hold her arms up as if an invisible partner stood in front of her and count under her breath.
