Smokin' Seventeen
“We pushed Connie’s computer and stacks of files to the side and took the food and bottle of wine to the dining room table.Lula poured wine for everyone and raised her glass. “Here’s a toast. When it rains it pours.”We drank to that, and we dug in.“This is delicious,” Connie said. “He’s a really good cook.”Lula spooned out more casserole and looked over at me. “You should marry him. You could have perfectly good sex all by yourself, but you’ll never be able to cook this good.”Connie agreed. “She... has a point. If you don’t want to marry him, maybe I’ll marry him.”“If I married Ranger I could have good sex and good food,” I said. “Ranger has Ella.”Connie paused with her fork halfway to her mouth. “Does Ranger want to marry you?”“No.”“So that would be a problem,” Connie said.I made a conscious effort not to sigh. I’d been doing a lot of sighing lately. “Sometimes Joe wants to marry me.”Connie and Lula looked at me. Hopeful.“Can he cook?”MoreLess
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