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Sunny props her fist on her hip “Look who’s calling the kettle a pot!”
She and Buckfield intellectually with the way she co
Apparently Daisy gets what Sunny is trying to say She defends Alex’s nonexistent virtue “Don’t you say things like that about your brother!”
Either she’s truly in complete denial or she’s too blinded by her maternal love to see the truth Alex may not be a player, but he can be a dirty, dirty boy
I look around the rooed, Daisy looks like sheat Sunny’s chest—so he has no idea what’s happening—and Robbie has pulled the fruit tray closer He’s shoveling food into hisup on occasion to check if anyone notices I like him
Sunny props a fist on her hip “I saw the paper thisDid you?”
“What paper?” Alex asks
“The tabloids There’s a whole article on what happened in the locker room yesterday”
“Wait, what?” Buck is suddenly alert As are Alex and I
“It’s not like I’d actually believe any of the stuff in there Even if it’s ood”
“What kind of tabloids do you read?” Buck is wearing his constipated expression
It’s clear he’s afraid Sunny has read about his sexual exploits in the tabloids He’s too involved with figuring out what Sunnywith Alex and settles into hushed conversation with her
Alex and I look at each other, clearly wanting to know the sa—what did Sunny see in the tabloids and how much should I worry
I have no idea what’s happening between Buck and Sunny, but I have to adh the two of the well Buck is actually being polite
Brunch is aard, in part due to our inability to get the information we need Robbie leads the conversation He’s incredibly articulate for aent about the Worad
He pats Daisy’s hand “That’s where I met my Daisy She was the smartest, most beautiful woman in the room, so of course I had to ask her out”
“That’s not true I failed the course, and you asked me out because none of the other women in the class were interested in you,” Daisy replies
“And you were the most beautiful wo a
“How about the two of you? How did you meet?” Daisy directs the question at me