Puck me. I’m yours
"I've taped these boys' ankles since freshman year, and I know every single one of their tells. And I'm telling you right now, you've got about four of them going at once."
"I don't have tells, Amara."
"You're gripping that pitcher like it insulted your mother." Her gaze flickered, and I looked down. I was gripping the milk pitcher hard enough to leave marks on my palm. I set it down, let myself breathe for a second, then whispered, "It's new," which was true but not remotely the entire story. "We're figuring it out," I added, not sure why I was trying so hard to make it believable. Well, courtesy of a business arrangement.