Summer Rental
“the waitress told Ty.
“Nella!” Ty said reprovingly. “Don’t be mean. It doesn’t suit you.”
“Can’t help it,” Nella Maxwell said, dumping her tray full of dirty glasses into the bar sink. “It’s my nature. Who is she, anyway?”
“Her name is Ellis,” Ty said, filling a shaker with ice and vodka. “She’s a friend.”
“Doesn’t look like your usual variety of ‘friend,’” Nella pointed out. “The hottie who left is more your type.”
“Julia?” Ty frowned. “Not really. Anyway, I like Ellis. She’s … different.” He ...gazed over at Ellis, sitting alone at her table, chin propped up on her fists, watching the swirl of people around her. She was wearing a girlish pink-and-green sundress, and with her hair swept off her neck, he could see a sprinkling of freckles on her sunburnt shoulders and chest, and a surprising amount of cleavage, especially from a woman whose bathing suit looked like something you’d wear to a swim meet. Nella was right about one thing, Ty thought.MoreLess
“Nella!” Ty said reprovingly. “Don’t be mean. It doesn’t suit you.”
“Can’t help it,” Nella Maxwell said, dumping her tray full of dirty glasses into the bar sink. “It’s my nature. Who is she, anyway?”
“Her name is Ellis,” Ty said, filling a shaker with ice and vodka. “She’s a friend.”
“Doesn’t look like your usual variety of ‘friend,’” Nella pointed out. “The hottie who left is more your type.”
“Julia?” Ty frowned. “Not really. Anyway, I like Ellis. She’s … different.” He ...gazed over at Ellis, sitting alone at her table, chin propped up on her fists, watching the swirl of people around her. She was wearing a girlish pink-and-green sundress, and with her hair swept off her neck, he could see a sprinkling of freckles on her sunburnt shoulders and chest, and a surprising amount of cleavage, especially from a woman whose bathing suit looked like something you’d wear to a swim meet. Nella was right about one thing, Ty thought.MoreLess
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