"F'he's a friend to you, suppose I'd have to." It's agreeable, and she pours herself a glass of water before finally sitting next to him, not looking at John.
"You bring him, then."
She could say, and wants to say, "You bring that daughter-in-law and grandson of mine, too," but she doesn't. Instead she just takes a long swallow.
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"You bring him, then."
She could say, and wants to say, "You bring that daughter-in-law and grandson of mine, too," but she doesn't. Instead she just takes a long swallow.
"Lord knows there's enough work to be done."