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Chapter 26
THERE ARE SEVERAL reasons why August returning back to the car at this moment calls for an upset face like a wet weekend. Firstly, the impromptu conversation with the ice cream lady didn’t go as smoothly as he’d expected. Then, the much-needed information about the bride-to-be's orbs is stuck at the ultimate caboose of his brain. And though the rails go smoothly, no horseshoe turn could make this curve of a brain fart attest to his unspoken theory.
But thirdly, the most heart-breaking reason...
“Sir? Where’s the vanilla ice cream?” Bright asked when August got back.
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