If Onions Could Spring Leeks
“The bad news, it turned out, was that Cliff was on his way over at some point. He wouldn’t be too bothered by the person sitting on my front porch, but since he’d witnessed us kissing recently, it might put a crimp in the evening.
“Paul. Hi,” I said as I got out of the Nova. I parked on the street in front of my house more often than in the narrow driveway.
“Hey, Betts. Don’t worry, I’m not going to attack,” he said. He tried to sound humorous, but it was easy to hear his embarrassment....
“I’m not worried. What’s up? Have you been here long?”
“Not too long,” he said. “When you didn’t answer the door, I wasn’t sure if I should call you or not. I decided to just wait and see if you showed up. And here you are.”
“Here I am.” The last time I’d checked the clock on my phone, it had been after ten. I didn’t want to be rude and check it in front of Paul.MoreLess
“Paul. Hi,” I said as I got out of the Nova. I parked on the street in front of my house more often than in the narrow driveway.
“Hey, Betts. Don’t worry, I’m not going to attack,” he said. He tried to sound humorous, but it was easy to hear his embarrassment....
“I’m not worried. What’s up? Have you been here long?”
“Not too long,” he said. “When you didn’t answer the door, I wasn’t sure if I should call you or not. I decided to just wait and see if you showed up. And here you are.”
“Here I am.” The last time I’d checked the clock on my phone, it had been after ten. I didn’t want to be rude and check it in front of Paul.MoreLess
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