Of course Jan knew Eve Holiday since we’d all gone to school together. Jan was one of the cool kids in middle school and I doubted that she and Eve ...ver hung out. Eve was too much of a tomboy. The band had set up and had claimed a table next to the bar and closest to the stage.“David! I want you to meet my band,” Eve said with a big smile.My guard went up because the last few times I’d seen Eve she hadn’t even acknowledged my presence. This felt like she needed something from me.I met all her. “You don’t sound too sure…we have a couple more dudes lined up for you next week, but if it’s not helping, I guess we can just forget it…” Aaron now offers. “No, wait! I mean…we shouldn’t give up…I mean, I just started…we really haven’t given it a chance to work…” Megan assures him, jumping eagerly at the bait and drawing herself further in, just as Aaron expected she would. And I bet she thinks that I don’t know about that Justin dude! Aaron muses with a self-satisfied smirk… As the studs. "Larry," she said holding out a limp hand, "nice to see you again." She smiled. I could see a piece of steak wedged between her two front teeth."Ms Challis," I said. "Good to see you, too." I wasn't being entirely sincere but she was a potential customer after all."Daphne," she said, "it's Daphne. Do you want to eat?" She asked. Without waiting for a reply, she called across to a waitress. "Hey," she called. Can we get a menu here?" The waitress seemed more than a little pained by Daphne's lack. This one had a four foot wide aisle with aisles about18-inches wide going off of it at right angles. The booths were lined upalong the narrow aisles with sliding doors on them. It was the middle ofa week day afternoon so there weren't many people in the store.The door was open in the last booth and I could see a movie playing so Iknew it was occupied. I sat in the booth across the narrow aisle and leftthe door open. I leaned forward to put a quarter in the slot and searchedfor a TV movie, and.
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