Maid of Marvels
Lurking with Intent
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Bob glared at Sandy...
as they watched their friends on the dance floor. "Don't you EVEN go there, Robert!" Sandy hissed. "This whole thing is really your fault, you know. If your friend Tim had been able to find his own date I wouldn't have had to set my friend and boss up with him."
Bob sputtered indignantly. "At least my friend didn't show up looking like a hooker and proceed to throw himself at every man in sight."
"Uh huh. But Tim did ask Mr. Jehanox to dance. How wrong was THAT, Robert?" Sandy parried smugly. She might just be able to hang onto her own job even if poor Tim lost his before the night was over.
"He didn't ask Mr. Jehanox to dance, Sandra," Bob said defensively. "Even if it did sound that way." His wife arched her eyebrow and grinned causing Bob to wince. "He really didn't, San. Did he?"
Sandy nodded. "It sure looked that way to everyone else, Bob. You know... If you knew he was gay, why did you even bother asking me to fix Kate up with him?"
Bob finally lost his temper and shouted as the music ended, "Dammit! TIM IS NOT GAY!!" The entire room got quiet and then all he could hear was the murmuring of his co-workers as they began to discuss in detail whether or not Tim Murphy had indeed asked old man Jehanox to dance earlier. "Jesus, Sandy. Poor Tom is ruined... and I may as well be too."
"Tim, Bob. His name is Tim," Sandy said soothingly as Bob buried his face in his hands.
as they watched their friends on the dance floor. "Don't you EVEN go there, Robert!" Sandy hissed. "This whole thing is really your fault, you know. If your friend Tim had been able to find his own date I wouldn't have had to set my friend and boss up with him."
Bob sputtered indignantly. "At least my friend didn't show up looking like a hooker and proceed to throw himself at every man in sight."
"Uh huh. But Tim did ask Mr. Jehanox to dance. How wrong was THAT, Robert?" Sandy parried smugly. She might just be able to hang onto her own job even if poor Tim lost his before the night was over.
"He didn't ask Mr. Jehanox to dance, Sandra," Bob said defensively. "Even if it did sound that way." His wife arched her eyebrow and grinned causing Bob to wince. "He really didn't, San. Did he?"
Sandy nodded. "It sure looked that way to everyone else, Bob. You know... If you knew he was gay, why did you even bother asking me to fix Kate up with him?"
Bob finally lost his temper and shouted as the music ended, "Dammit! TIM IS NOT GAY!!" The entire room got quiet and then all he could hear was the murmuring of his co-workers as they began to discuss in detail whether or not Tim Murphy had indeed asked old man Jehanox to dance earlier. "Jesus, Sandy. Poor Tom is ruined... and I may as well be too."
"Tim, Bob. His name is Tim," Sandy said soothingly as Bob buried his face in his hands.