Curtain going down
Deb had never been good at last acts. They're always depressing. Unless of course, you're doing Hello Dolly which she wasn't.
She looke around the empty apartment, her arm very tightly around Carl's waist. She paused in the Dive, taking the salt and pepper shakers that Shane had gotten her from their shelf. The chalkboard sat inside the door, Friday's specials still on it.
She swallowed hard, wiped her eyes and locked the door. She stuffed it in an envelope and shoved it through the mail slot. The realtor had the other one.
"Goodbye strange little town."
Carl kissed her and they made their way to the causeway where their car was parked.
She looke around the empty apartment, her arm very tightly around Carl's waist. She paused in the Dive, taking the salt and pepper shakers that Shane had gotten her from their shelf. The chalkboard sat inside the door, Friday's specials still on it.
She swallowed hard, wiped her eyes and locked the door. She stuffed it in an envelope and shoved it through the mail slot. The realtor had the other one.
"Goodbye strange little town."
Carl kissed her and they made their way to the causeway where their car was parked.