Page 27 of Bad Behavior

“I’ll bring them just in case,” the waiter reassures me with a wink.

That wink makes me want to die.

“Fine,” I mumble.

Across the table, Jameson is dishing up the pizza. I take my slice, taking a bite. But I don’t taste it, really. As Jameson moves onto talking about a movie that he’s seen recently, I’m wondering about his list of differences between us.

Are they really that great?

More importantly, can they be overcome?

I silently sigh, indecisive.