Boy Crazy
“Cassie called to Billy, locking her bike to its usual spot in the backyard space that served as their tour staging area and sometimes Billy’s garage. The door to the repair part of the shop was open wide to catch the breeze coming up from the harbor below. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young sang in perfect harmony from the stereo at only mildly deafening volume.
The older man didn’t look up from the bike he was working on inside the repair center.
“Are you going to the café?” he asked.
“I can’t seem ...to help myself,” Cassie said with a pretend sigh. “It’s too delicious.”
Billy looked up then, and grinned. “Then you know you need to bring me one of those Caesar wraps,” he said.
“Right?” Cassie threw out her hands. “They’re addictive!”
“Maybe you should bring me two,” Billy said, mulling it over. “I might need a snack later on.”
Cassie hummed under her breath as she skipped down the road toward the café. She’d had a great morning. A tour that was tough at first—with an angry, gothed-out twelve-year-old girl—had ended up being terrific.MoreLess
The older man didn’t look up from the bike he was working on inside the repair center.
“Are you going to the café?” he asked.
“I can’t seem ...to help myself,” Cassie said with a pretend sigh. “It’s too delicious.”
Billy looked up then, and grinned. “Then you know you need to bring me one of those Caesar wraps,” he said.
“Right?” Cassie threw out her hands. “They’re addictive!”
“Maybe you should bring me two,” Billy said, mulling it over. “I might need a snack later on.”
Cassie hummed under her breath as she skipped down the road toward the café. She’d had a great morning. A tour that was tough at first—with an angry, gothed-out twelve-year-old girl—had ended up being terrific.MoreLess
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