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Click hereDustin's voice, high and impassioned: "... Stop defending him! When I saw him in the bathroom, he was such a prick."
Beth's voice, firm, calm: "I'm not defending him, just being an adult. He's been nothing but polite. What does that even mean, he was a prick in the bathroom?"
A pause, then Dustin: "He... at the urinal... he looked down at me while I was going. Shit-eating grin.... He thinks he's so much better than me."
All of a sudden, the flutter is back in my stomach. I really got to him.
Beth: "Well, dang, you mean, he saw...?" She trails off. She knows what I saw.
Dustin must have nodded because he responded: "And he was so proud to show off. What a cocky asshole."
Beth: "Ah, hm." Another pause. My heart is pounding. She knows what I have that her boyfriend doesn't. I need to make sure I don't breathe too loudly, but damn, damn, damn. The night's possibilities unfold in my mind in an instant like a map of the stars, plotting infinite unknown outcomes. I exhale slowly, relaxing tensed shoulders.
Her, continued: "Well, I'm sorry about that, but I guess it can't be helped now. He's been incredibly gracious since then, even you have to admit. We've been rude staying in here for so long --"
She continues talking but I realize I've lingered far too long and silently high-tail it to the kitchen and busy myself with some dishes left in sink, distracting my buzzing brain. A few minutes later, they wander in. I hand them each a beer.
"Cheers, to new friends."
Love this. Great start. You're an awesome writer. Very excited to see where this goes.
1. Meet stranger in rest stop.
2. Agree to go to his house.
3. C'mon, really? So stupid.