He shrugged. “Not as good as my dancing.”
“Make me a pot, and you got the job.”
He sighed wearily and turned away, but not before I saw a ghost of a smile on his face. “Should I wear a Speedo?”
“Save it for casual Fridays.”
Yep, things were indeed looking up.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
ANDREA SPEED writes way too much. She is the Editor In Chief of CxPulp.com, where she reviews comics as well as movies and occasionally interviews comic creators. She also has a serial fiction blog where she writes even more, and she occasionally reviews books for Joe Bob Briggs’s site. She might be willing to review you, if you ask nicely enough, but really she should knock it off while she's ahead.
Visit her web site at http://www.andreaspeed.com and her Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id= 100001496290042. She tweets at http://twitter.com/ aspeed.
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The Little Death ©Copyright Andrea Speed, 2011
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Released in the United States of America
October 2011
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