It was a good day. Busy and hectic and humiliatingly domestic, but a good day. By some fuckin' miracle, the girls slept 'til seven, and Mike and I were heading out the door to open up the restaurant while Tom was getting them up and dressed for the day. I spent the morning there, sitting behind the bar with an open textbook, then I made the walk up
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And now no one has to pretend a thing.
He sits down on the bank, slips his bare feet into the water. "Always thought that was a good look for you."
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"I never went off the top. Not the very top. Not that I remember."
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He looks up at the rockface again, the crash of the falls and the little edge of craziness that the night always throws into his blood. He's half-blind and limping and he's never felt more alive than he does right now.
"Yeah. Okay."
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"Alright, old man. Let's see what you can do."
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"I can do a lot. Figured you'd know that by now."
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"You gotta keep reminding me, you know?" And as if the old man thing was ever a problem for me.
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"You open to other ways?"
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"Why, you got a better idea right now?"
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"But it can wait. See if you survive this first."
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