Big Bad Beans
“He could see she wasn’t leaving. Not until he explained.
“Eric sold his bike to someone else,” he repeated. “That’s all there is to it.”
Abby sighed. “This is double dabble rotten.”
“It’s not your fault,” he said.
Abby sat beside him on the step. “I can’t believe this.”
“He’s a double-crosser, that’s what,” Jason said.
Abby nodded her head. “No kidding.”
Dunkum came up the street just then. He was dribbling his basketball. “Wanna play?” he asked Jason.
“Not today...,” Jason replied.
Dunkum stopped bouncing the ball. He looked first at Jason, then at Abby. “Who died?” he asked.
Abby’s face drooped. “Nobody,” she said.
“Could’ve fooled me,” Dunkum said. He twirled the basketball on his finger.MoreLess
“Eric sold his bike to someone else,” he repeated. “That’s all there is to it.”
Abby sighed. “This is double dabble rotten.”
“It’s not your fault,” he said.
Abby sat beside him on the step. “I can’t believe this.”
“He’s a double-crosser, that’s what,” Jason said.
Abby nodded her head. “No kidding.”
Dunkum came up the street just then. He was dribbling his basketball. “Wanna play?” he asked Jason.
“Not today...,” Jason replied.
Dunkum stopped bouncing the ball. He looked first at Jason, then at Abby. “Who died?” he asked.
Abby’s face drooped. “Nobody,” she said.
“Could’ve fooled me,” Dunkum said. He twirled the basketball on his finger.MoreLess
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