He didn't say anything more, just waited for me to tell him what I'd been thinking. It was pure speculation, and I was opening myself up to ridicule by saying anything at all. I sat on the stool and realized that I had my loyalties, too.
Patricia BriggsIf you could just see your face,โ she told me. โYou look like a cat in a bathtub.
Patricia BriggsWhen is the last time you were a tourist?โ she asked archly. He just looked at her. Charles, she had to agree, was not tourist material. โRight,โ Anna told him. โBuck up. You might even enjoy it.โ โYou might as well have โhapless victimโ tattooed across your forehead,โ he muttered.
Patricia BriggsDrink it,โ I told her. โItโs good for what ails you. Caffeine and sugar. I donโt drink it, so I ran over to your house and stole the expensive stuff in your freezer. It shouldnโt be that bad. Samuel told me to make it strong and pour sugar into it. It should taste sort of like bitter syrup.โ She gave me a smile smile, then a bigger one, and plugged her nose before she drank it down in one gulp. โNext time," she said in a hoarse voice, โI make the coffee.
Patricia Briggs