CHILDREN OF GODS
the man said, clapping his hands, “everyone hungry?”
“Yes, sir,” he and Eliza said in unison.
Blakeney rose—a little unsteadily—and made his way back into the house. A few clangs and claps could be heard as he opened and shut cabinets and slammed the oven door closed. A couple of minutes passed, then the man returned carrying a large platter with a rib roast in the center of it. The roast was situated on a bed of grilled vegetables and spiced, roasted potatoes surrounded the entire affair. James’s mouth began to water, and his stomach rumbled at the sight of the tantalizing fare. “Wow, I didn’t know you could cook, Mr. Blakeney.”