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Willialanced at each other "It’s not weird for us," he said

Mia’s brows rose "Oh…well…"

He continued "It’s weird for the two of you, however Adaet married this year He told me so You want to wait until you’re done with ree with him"

Adah bubbling up in my throat as Mia stared at Williaotten served and they knew it

"Let’s just leave it at that, okay?" I said before it could escalate again "Maybe we should drop Wil off first"

"I think I’ll be able to control these two for ten et to beat on each other for real tomorrow"

Neither Adam nor William looked at each other, and thankfully my stop was first As soon as we arrived, I beat it out of that limo like a bat out of aard hell

"And the lady behind the woain on the now infae coffee table book open inI was looking at I hadn’t e number of the random book I’d pulled off his shelf

His head was propped back against the wall, his eyes closed "The one in the black, with the bonnet?"

"Uh, yeah, her"

His eyes squeezed tighter "It’s harder to do this with two-dimensional scenes, but…let’s see She has her hand on the shoulder of the woown, and her bonnet has blue and orange flowers Around her neck she’s wearing a black choker with a coral cameo pendant"

Holy crap, this was almost eerie His recollection was both accurate and detailed My eyes ski--Dance at the Moulin de la Galette by Auguste Renoir--a canvas that depicted hundreds of people in an outdoor dance hall gathering on a Sunday afternoon in Paris The light and colors of the painting were exquisite

"Did you want to know anything else? I can tell you about the dancing couples behind theently closed the book "No, that’s okay I’m sufficiently intimidated"

He opened his eyes and looked at ged Good, ha! "It’s nothing special I still freak out in crowds"

"Not true You did really well at the movie theater today"

"I had to take breaks," he said, referring to the multiple times he’d left the movie to take breathers