Bite the Biscuit (A Barkery & Biscuits Mystery)
“I’m not an old-fashioned wimpy woman who insists on being treated on dates. But practicality counts, so although we’d only gone out for coffee a few times since we’d met, I’d let Reed pay since he’d asked to. He’s a full-fledged, well-paid vet, while I’m a vet tech—not paid badly, but I certainly bring home less than he does. I also foot some of Neal’s bills, since I make more money than him. And now, especially, with my new business venture, every penny counted to me, even after my generous loan from Arvie. Plus, this was our first dinner date, and Reed had invited me—not that I’d even considered playing coy about it. I’d wanted to go out with him.I’d wanted to come here.I did, however, insist on leaving the tip, and since I appreciated Gwen’s potential clue I was even more liberal in the amount than I usually am—and I’m not particularly stingy.“Do you want to head out of here?” Reed asked as we strolled into the lobby. There weren’t many people around now, but Neal was still behind ...the registration counter.MoreLess
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