Nanny and Her Four Alpha Bullies
Still, it helps him to try to think things through, so no one tries to stop him.
“I think he’s going to kill us as soon as we enter the parking garage,” Beau says. After a drink of his beer, he corrects, “No, wait. What am I thinking? Of course he’ll wait until we get upstairs.” He waves his drink toward me. “My father, you see, has a flair for the dramatic.”
I can see then, where Beau gets it from. I am grateful that their drama manifests in different ways. Beau likes his big gestures and his flashier clothes. His father leans in a more murder-y direction.