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xxx"should i spell it out for you?
xxxno one here is bulletproof.
xxxso what are you to do?
xxxbattle. battle on through."
Sam didn't add anything to Tony's account of the previous night, just nodded as she continued to eat. Honestly, Tony said it best to start with. It had been hectic to say the least. Sam hadn't even stuck around to help Tony try and get Billy out of the bar. Keeping her polite, customer service face on as she served drunk frat boys had really taken it out of her. As harmless as Billy was, she hadn't had the energy to deal with old men. She'd been that tired she hadn't even felt bad for bailing on Tony.
She waved at Weston as he came in, before putting her fork down on her empty plate and sighing contentedly. She'd eaten plenty of fancy dinners in her time, but it was hard to beat good home-cooked food. And Tony's cooking was always good. She was only partially joking about moving in. She laughed at Wes' comment about Tony, before shrugging.
"Someone clearly doesn't appreciate their sister's wonderful hugs," she remarked lightly as she got to her feet to make herself another cocktail, before laughing at Ricky and Wes. At home, comments about balls dropping would have never been made around the parents, but this seemed to be a different kind of dynamic. One she liked.
"I feel like my grandma is turning her grave at the thought of this conversation at Thanksgiving dinner," she remarked lightly, before laughing. "Then again, she also was the type of person who would refuse to serve dinner unless she thought we were all dressed appropriately, so that doesn't say much."
She waved at Weston as he came in, before putting her fork down on her empty plate and sighing contentedly. She'd eaten plenty of fancy dinners in her time, but it was hard to beat good home-cooked food. And Tony's cooking was always good. She was only partially joking about moving in. She laughed at Wes' comment about Tony, before shrugging.
"Someone clearly doesn't appreciate their sister's wonderful hugs," she remarked lightly as she got to her feet to make herself another cocktail, before laughing at Ricky and Wes. At home, comments about balls dropping would have never been made around the parents, but this seemed to be a different kind of dynamic. One she liked.
"I feel like my grandma is turning her grave at the thought of this conversation at Thanksgiving dinner," she remarked lightly, before laughing. "Then again, she also was the type of person who would refuse to serve dinner unless she thought we were all dressed appropriately, so that doesn't say much."