It was sweet - but I checked in Word for you, and Word says it's 106. You could shave a couple off in this sentence: Sam looked past him, out the window.
and, since Jack asks "how's it looking", you could have Sam respond: "Good...." and leave out the looking, especially since you have it again in the next sentence. ("They don't know we're here" should be a separate sentence, though, or you need a semi-colon, not a comma, between the two phrases.)
and you could shave some off here: Sam smiled. She had to credit their victims for choosing such a nice restaurant. Jack looked up and asked, "So..."
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Sam looked past him, out the window.
and, since Jack asks "how's it looking", you could have Sam respond:
"Good...." and leave out the looking, especially since you have it again in the next sentence. ("They don't know we're here" should be a separate sentence, though, or you need a semi-colon, not a comma, between the two phrases.)
and you could shave some off here:
Sam smiled. She had to credit their victims for choosing such a nice restaurant. Jack looked up and asked, "So..."
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That's pretty funny considering the situation. :)
Nice drabble.
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