The problem with a problem....is that it didn't disappear just because one ignored it or pretended it didn't exist. And Leona was the best at pretending, most of the time.
But not today.
She'd skipped out of work because Thursday was close enough to a weekend that no one would care, and besides- what was she really doing that was going to save
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"Hey, Darlin'. How's it going?"
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"I'm fine. Peachy. Best I've ever been. You?"
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"Fair to middlin'." He accepts the beer and turns around to lean against the bar. "Never understood why folk say 'peachy.' Damn things bruise all the time." He slants her a look. "How come that doesn't sound like you're feeling peachy?"
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"Are you going to lecture me about my drinking?" Because she really wasn't sure she was up to that today.
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"What's up?"
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It worked for George Strait, why not her? She definitely had friends in low places, after all.
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"Sometimes. Sometimes it just dims 'em a bit and they come back and get you later." Spoken like a man who spends every October 15 getting falling down drunk. "More places oughta have juke boxes so folk can inflict their mood on everyone else."
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"Probably a music box about somewhere." Some places, at least, had radios. That could be inflicted on people as well.
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"You gonna suggest playing pool next? To get me away from the bar?"
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