Parallel Parking (2009)
“Yeah, another one.
Come on, Mads, stop stalling,” Holly said.
Mads had come home with Holly after school, saying she needed to talk. But once at Holly’s house Mads kept dillydallying, raiding the fridge, putting on music, channel surfing on the TV, asking to see what Holly was wearing to the Hap. Everything but seriously talking. Holly’s nerves buzzed; she could sense that something was up, and she wanted to get it over with. “What did you come over to tell me?”
“Is this new?” Mads ...picked up a large Mayan bowl that sat near the fireplace. “I don’t think I’ve seen it before.”
Holly took the bowl out of Mads’ hands and put it down. She led her to the couch and forced her to sit. Then she moved the remote out of Mads’ reach.
“Stop it,” Holly said. “Talk.”
Mads squirmed. “Can I have something to drink?”
“No,”MoreLess
Come on, Mads, stop stalling,” Holly said.
Mads had come home with Holly after school, saying she needed to talk. But once at Holly’s house Mads kept dillydallying, raiding the fridge, putting on music, channel surfing on the TV, asking to see what Holly was wearing to the Hap. Everything but seriously talking. Holly’s nerves buzzed; she could sense that something was up, and she wanted to get it over with. “What did you come over to tell me?”
“Is this new?” Mads ...picked up a large Mayan bowl that sat near the fireplace. “I don’t think I’ve seen it before.”
Holly took the bowl out of Mads’ hands and put it down. She led her to the couch and forced her to sit. Then she moved the remote out of Mads’ reach.
“Stop it,” Holly said. “Talk.”
Mads squirmed. “Can I have something to drink?”
“No,”MoreLess
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