A Hero to Trust in Me
“Steve said, rolling his eyes when Rick waved the tickets he’d just picked up around like a knight might a sword. Rick stopped in mid-motion, giving Steve that superior look only a male could give another male when he’d just scored the ultimate prize.
“I’ll have you know this is nothing so trivial as NASCAR tickets.”
“Really? Then to what do you attribute all the Zorro moves?”
Rick grinned, standing straight with his shoulders back. “I have just scored final four tickets to Kentucky’s game in Ar...lington, Texas.”
Steve’s jaw slackened. “You what? How the fuck—?”
Rick held up a hand, forestalling Steve’s charge toward the tickets in his other hand. “Nothing doing, bro. These are for Laura and myself. Not you.”
“But you’ve got like a dozen tickets in your hand! I’d say bros before hoes but you might be overly sensitive about that.”
“And I’d tell Mom and she’d tan your hide.”
“Yeah. That too. So? Whatcha got there?” Steve was nothing if not persistent.MoreLess
“I’ll have you know this is nothing so trivial as NASCAR tickets.”
“Really? Then to what do you attribute all the Zorro moves?”
Rick grinned, standing straight with his shoulders back. “I have just scored final four tickets to Kentucky’s game in Ar...lington, Texas.”
Steve’s jaw slackened. “You what? How the fuck—?”
Rick held up a hand, forestalling Steve’s charge toward the tickets in his other hand. “Nothing doing, bro. These are for Laura and myself. Not you.”
“But you’ve got like a dozen tickets in your hand! I’d say bros before hoes but you might be overly sensitive about that.”
“And I’d tell Mom and she’d tan your hide.”
“Yeah. That too. So? Whatcha got there?” Steve was nothing if not persistent.MoreLess
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