It was the first time that Dan had expressed his dream of living in a pub in the country.
They had been on the verge of moving in together, just as Nora and Dylan apparently were in this life.
Now she remembered it, Dan had been pretty rude to the waiter, and Nora had overcompensated with excessive smiles.
It was one of life’s rulesNever trust someone who is willingly rude to low-paid service staff
and Dan had failed at that one, and many of the others.
Although Nora had to admit, La Cantina would not have been her top choice to return to.
“I love this place,” Dylan said now, looking around at the busy, garish red-and-yellow décor.
Nora wondered, quietly, if there was any place Dylan didn’t or wouldn’t love.
He seemed like he would be able to sit in a field near Chernobyl and marvel at the beautiful scenery.
Over black bean tacos, they talked about dogs and school.
Dylan had been two years below Nora and remembered her primarily as “the girl who was good at swimming”.
He even remembered the school assemblywhich Nora had long tried to repress
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