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“So creepy guy is tryin’ to buy you with diamonds,” Tex deduced.
“Yep, and a seventeen hundred dollar dress from Saks.”
“What’s Lee giving you?”
I counted and then told him, “Six of the best orgasms I’ve ever had in my life.”
“Too much information,” Tex returned.
We shot forward from the light and I shifted to second.
“And I’ve been in love with him since I was five,” I went on.
Tex nodded as I shifted up to third. “No contest, then.”
I sighed.
“No contest.”
We parked and went in. The table was round and full of Marianne, Dolores, Tod, Stevie, Kitty Sue and Ally. Two seats were open between Ally and Dolores. Tex took the one by Dolores, leaving me to sit by Ally.
I turned to her.
“Are you over it?” I asked.
“Whatever you’re mad at Lee about…areyouover it?” she returned.
Okay, guess we knew where we stood.
I turned to Tex.
“Are you driving home or am I?”
“Feel like gettin’ smashed?” he asked.
“Yeah,” I answered.
“Go for it.”
I ordered a spiced rum and diet and told the waitress to keep ’em coming. I didn’t think she understood, seeing as the only English she spoke was what was on the menu, but she nodded and smiled, which was encouraging.
We ordered our drinks, we ordered our pupu platters. We ate our pupu platters then we ordered more drinks.
The pupu platters were whisked away and the soup was being served when Tex inquired, “What next?”
“What next what?” I returned.
“What next tonight?” Tex explained.
“You mean after we eat?” I asked then answered, “We go home.”
Tex stared at me.
“Tex, it’s Girls Night Out. We talk about needing to lose weight while we drink and eat a lot. We talk about how all men are scum and lazy and useless, mostly Marianne’s ex-husband, whoisscum and lazy and useless, and a rat bastard to boot. Last, we gossip about people, pretending we’re trying to be thoughtful and caring as we rip their lives to shreds. Then we hug and go home. That’s it. Girl’s Night Out.”
Tex kept staring at me and my soup was put in front of me.
“Shit, if it isn’t Indy Savage.”
