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“She wants to make us the best we can be.”
“Again, Slick, you’re talking normal. What’s up with that? What’d she say to you last night?”
“Nothin’.”
“Bullshit,” Brad said. “I haven’t seen you this whipped since Mum threatened to take your Millennium Falcon Lego set.”
“It was a limited edition, cockhead. And all Helena said was what she said in front of you all… that I should stop being a dick and comin’ on to her.”
“You should,” Lucas mumbled. “She didn’t like it.”
“I know,” Noah shot back. “And I’m gonna stop.”
“Good,” Matt added. “Because Dimps is right. She’s our boss and she deserves our respect. Look, I’m not happy that she’s changin’ shit up mid-tour either, but my guess is she wouldn’t do it without a legitimate reason. She’s not a stupid woman. She hasn’t got to where she is without brains.”
“Maybe she got there with other body parts—”
“JOSH!”
“What? Come on, Cori, you’re not blind. She’s hot as fuck.”
“That doesn’t mean she’s slept her way to the top.”
“I didn’t say that.”
“You implied it.”
“No, I didn’t.”
“Yes, you did!”
“Saying that boss lady has never been touched with an ugly stick isn’t saying she screws around.”
“ARGH! You’re so infuriating at times.”
“Maybe Bugs is the one who’s got a hard-on for Helena?”
There was a minor whack noise, followed by the chink of cutlery.
“Jesus, Cori, that nearly hit me in the eye.”
“Consider yourself lucky that it didn’t, Brad. And consider yourself lucky that Em isn’t here. She wouldn’t have missed.”
“You’re right, she wouldn’t have. Fuuuck, I miss her. I want her back.”
“Get a grip. It’s only been a week.”
“Suck me, dickhead.”
Another whack and cutlery noise.
“Damn it, Cori! Stop throwing dinner rolls,” Josh complained.
“Then stop acting like whining babies. You should hear yourselves.”
“Ha! Cori’s on a roll.”
This time I did laugh, because Lucas’s ‘roll pun’ was perfectly flat and perfectly timed.
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