other guy’s eyes widened. He opened his mouth to say something, but just then Earl appeared with Rance’s dinner.
“Here you go,” Earl said, sliding the plate in front of him. “The cook had started making one for my meal, but I’m letting you have mine. Hope you enjoy. And, Ted—” he shot Rance’s neighbor a warning look “—let this guy eat in peace, will you?”
Mumbling what sounded like a disgruntled affirmative, Ted turned back to his beer.
Mouth watering, Rance grabbed the burger and dug in. He tried to make himself eat slower, but the food tasted so good and he was so hungry he practically inhaled it. Luckily, he had the soft drink to help wash everything down.
When he’d cleaned his plate and drank all his ginger ale, Earl brought another. “This one’s on the two guys at the end of the bar.” He jerked his head toward them and they waved.
“Okay.” Rance began to wonder if he’d inadvertently wandered into a gay bar. “Listen, Earl. Why is everyone buying me drinks?”
Earl scratched his head. “You really don’t know?”
“I have no idea.”
Ted snickered.
Ignoring him, Earl leaned on the counter. “Two words. Jade Burnett.”
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