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“Neil Josten. Is he getting you into trouble?” That malfunctioning cretin existed to cause trouble for everyone in a thousand-mile radius,
This time Derrick added an unexpected side-to-side weave where his beat should have been, and he shouldered past Jean with ease. He dropped to his knees and put his arms to the air as if celebrating a game-winning goal, head tipped back so he could howl victory at the court ceiling. Jean watched him for only a moment before planting a shoe to one shoulder and pushing him over.
LO AMOOOOOO
“Their ridiculous cardboard dog. Jeremy keeps moving it into our room.” “Damn.” Cody sounded admiring, but they weren’t talking about the dog. “Is that how you say it? Jeremy.” They sounded it out, trying to match Jean’s accent. Jean wondered if he ought to be offended, but Cody saw the look on his face and hurried to say, “No, no, it’s so good. Please don’t ever change it. Jeremy,” they tried again, slightly better this time. “I bet he hit his knees the first time you said it. I would’ve.” Jean refused to go down that road.
AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH
We’ve got water and beer at the house, or do you prefer something else?” “Vodka, generally,” Kevin said, “but I can work with beer.”
JAJAJAJAJJAJAJAJAHJAJA LO AMO
