Black Jack: a Nail Biting, Hair-Raising Thriller (Jack Ryder book 4)
“Kimberly served roasted duck with parsley potatoes. Joseph came in last. He had left the cigar in the basement, but still reeked from smoke.
“Why are we eating in here?” he asked and stopped at the end of the table. “Is that duck?”
“Sit down, dear,” Kimberly said.
“What’s going on here?” Joseph asked puzzled. “You never make duck. We never eat in here?”
“Thing change. People change,” she said. “Now please if you will sit down and join your family for dinner.”
Joseph sat down.... He took some potatoes and some gravy on his plate and Kimberly served him a piece of duck.
“This is really good, mom,” Rosa said and ate from her duck-thigh.
“Elbows off the table, dear,” Kimberly corrected her.
“What?” Rosa asked.
“Use your manners dear. No elbows on the table.MoreLess
“Why are we eating in here?” he asked and stopped at the end of the table. “Is that duck?”
“Sit down, dear,” Kimberly said.
“What’s going on here?” Joseph asked puzzled. “You never make duck. We never eat in here?”
“Thing change. People change,” she said. “Now please if you will sit down and join your family for dinner.”
Joseph sat down.... He took some potatoes and some gravy on his plate and Kimberly served him a piece of duck.
“This is really good, mom,” Rosa said and ate from her duck-thigh.
“Elbows off the table, dear,” Kimberly corrected her.
“What?” Rosa asked.
“Use your manners dear. No elbows on the table.MoreLess
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