Practice Makes Perfect
““It’s a lovely setting, Ian.” Lynne Chandler’s tone was dry. “You’re staring at it as if the twelfth plague of Egypt were marching down the green.”
“I’m not good company today,” he muttered, shooting a glare at his brother. “I told you I wanted to cancel.” In truth, Ian had been a bear for three days, snapping at everybody except Scalpel, who’d come home from the hospital and turned into the world’s worst patient. The dog whimpered and whined and limped around, begging for sympathy.
Wha...t a nightmare the whole incident had been. And Paige had been his anchor during it...
He’s more than a dog to you...Your parents gave him to you...It’s all right to feel bad...It’s not your fault...
Not that she’d cared enough to call or come over to see for herself how Scalpel had fared. Or how Ian was feeling. Soon, Ian, I promise. Well, she hadn’t kept her goddamned promise.MoreLess
“I’m not good company today,” he muttered, shooting a glare at his brother. “I told you I wanted to cancel.” In truth, Ian had been a bear for three days, snapping at everybody except Scalpel, who’d come home from the hospital and turned into the world’s worst patient. The dog whimpered and whined and limped around, begging for sympathy.
Wha...t a nightmare the whole incident had been. And Paige had been his anchor during it...
He’s more than a dog to you...Your parents gave him to you...It’s all right to feel bad...It’s not your fault...
Not that she’d cared enough to call or come over to see for herself how Scalpel had fared. Or how Ian was feeling. Soon, Ian, I promise. Well, she hadn’t kept her goddamned promise.MoreLess
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