The Truth About Love
“As much as he hated this place—this icon of his father’s drunkenness—he had to confront his dad. Had to find some answers to what he’d found out from Gina tonight at Carmine’s.
“How’s it going?” He nodded to the same bartender who’d been working the last time he’d been here.
“He’s over there.” The other man jabbed a thumb toward the back of the dimly lit bar. A haze gathered around the neon beer sign over the pool table where his dad was playing.
“You’re becoming quite a regular aro...und here.” The cigarette in his dad’s mouth bobbed as Landon approached.
“Why weren’t Mama and I living with you when she was killed?”
His dad’s gaze slid to Landon’s, then back to the pool table where he was bent over for his next shot. He didn’t say anything.
Landon felt the heat rise in his face. A table full of bikers sat in the back of the bar, but at this point, he didn’t care who overheard them.MoreLess
“How’s it going?” He nodded to the same bartender who’d been working the last time he’d been here.
“He’s over there.” The other man jabbed a thumb toward the back of the dimly lit bar. A haze gathered around the neon beer sign over the pool table where his dad was playing.
“You’re becoming quite a regular aro...und here.” The cigarette in his dad’s mouth bobbed as Landon approached.
“Why weren’t Mama and I living with you when she was killed?”
His dad’s gaze slid to Landon’s, then back to the pool table where he was bent over for his next shot. He didn’t say anything.
Landon felt the heat rise in his face. A table full of bikers sat in the back of the bar, but at this point, he didn’t care who overheard them.MoreLess
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