Faking It (D-2)
Faking It (D-2)
“as he took her glass away from her.
“You’re drunk,” he said.
Tilda looked at him with contempt. “Well, duh. Would I be doing this if I wasn’t?”
“Good point.” He went over to the jukebox and started punching numbers at random.
“What are you doing?” She squinted at him through her glasses as the Exciters started to sing, “Yeah, yeah, yeah.”
“Cover,” he said, over the music. “In case you turn out to be a moaner for real.”
“Somehow I thought it’d be more romantic,” she said.... “You know. Since we sort of know each other this time.”
He came over to her and took her glasses.
“Hey.”
“Reality is not a turn-on for you,” he said. “Stick with soft-focus.”
“Well, that’s a good point,” she said, and didn’t say anything at all when he turned the lights off so there was only the glow of the jukebox behind them.MoreLess
“You’re drunk,” he said.
Tilda looked at him with contempt. “Well, duh. Would I be doing this if I wasn’t?”
“Good point.” He went over to the jukebox and started punching numbers at random.
“What are you doing?” She squinted at him through her glasses as the Exciters started to sing, “Yeah, yeah, yeah.”
“Cover,” he said, over the music. “In case you turn out to be a moaner for real.”
“Somehow I thought it’d be more romantic,” she said.... “You know. Since we sort of know each other this time.”
He came over to her and took her glasses.
“Hey.”
“Reality is not a turn-on for you,” he said. “Stick with soft-focus.”
“Well, that’s a good point,” she said, and didn’t say anything at all when he turned the lights off so there was only the glow of the jukebox behind them.MoreLess
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