Dublin Noir
“The first time I must have completely misheard; the second, I simply refused to believe it.
“ You’re absolutely shitting me,” I said after the third try.
“Of course not, Andrea. When do I ever?”
She had a point. We’d known each other all our lives and Deborah never, ever joked around about anything. Let alone about where she wanted to have her hen night.
“But Dublin?” I tried to keep the panic out of my voice.
“Don’t worry, I’m paying for everyone.”
I gritted my teeth. E...ven though we’d been best friends almost since birth, Deborah always had the knack for reminding me that she’d been raised on the right side of the Jewish ghetto in Golders Green, while I’d been stuck in Temple Fortune—or rather, I’d had the misfortune to grow up there.
“That’s not it. But Dublin? During Bank Holiday weekend?MoreLess
“ You’re absolutely shitting me,” I said after the third try.
“Of course not, Andrea. When do I ever?”
She had a point. We’d known each other all our lives and Deborah never, ever joked around about anything. Let alone about where she wanted to have her hen night.
“But Dublin?” I tried to keep the panic out of my voice.
“Don’t worry, I’m paying for everyone.”
I gritted my teeth. E...ven though we’d been best friends almost since birth, Deborah always had the knack for reminding me that she’d been raised on the right side of the Jewish ghetto in Golders Green, while I’d been stuck in Temple Fortune—or rather, I’d had the misfortune to grow up there.
“That’s not it. But Dublin? During Bank Holiday weekend?MoreLess
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