A Catered Tea Party (2016)
“It was a smallish, fourteen–hundred-square-foot split ranch off of Greenwood Place, and Casper had told Bernie he’d fallen in love with it the moment he’d seen it. One of the things he adored about it was the amount of space it afforded him as contrasted with his studio apartment down in Dumbo.
The house had been built in the fifties and boasted a two-car garage, a paneled basement, a living room with sliding doors that led out onto a patio, three bedrooms up a short flight of steps, two bathro...oms, both tiled in pink, and a kitchen featuring harvest-gold appliances, an appliance color Casper rather fancied since it reminded him of the house he’d been raised in.
Casper was sitting on the steps, smoking a cigarette, and fiddling with the ivy growing over the stair railing when Libby, Bernie, and Marvin pulled up.
“I thought you quit,” Bernie called out to Casper as she killed the van’s engine and hopped out.
“I did,” Casper replied. “This is an e-cigarette.”
“Is it like smoking the real thing?”MoreLess
The house had been built in the fifties and boasted a two-car garage, a paneled basement, a living room with sliding doors that led out onto a patio, three bedrooms up a short flight of steps, two bathro...oms, both tiled in pink, and a kitchen featuring harvest-gold appliances, an appliance color Casper rather fancied since it reminded him of the house he’d been raised in.
Casper was sitting on the steps, smoking a cigarette, and fiddling with the ivy growing over the stair railing when Libby, Bernie, and Marvin pulled up.
“I thought you quit,” Bernie called out to Casper as she killed the van’s engine and hopped out.
“I did,” Casper replied. “This is an e-cigarette.”
“Is it like smoking the real thing?”MoreLess
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