I managed a nod, but my arm was tingling, and my heart was pounding, and I felt myself pulling toward her.
Then she was gone. Out the door and into the night, part of a chorus of happy good-byes.
I tried to catch my breath. What was that? What was wrong with me?
My mother closed the door and said, “There. Now what did I tell you? That is one delightful family!
Those boys are nothing like I expected. Lynetta, why didn’t you tell me they were so… so charming!”
“They’re drug dealers is what they are.” Everyone turned to my father and dropped their jaws.
“What?” my mother said. “There is no other way those boys could afford to buy recording gear like that.”
He glared at Lynetta. “Isn’t that so?” Lynetta’s eyes looked like they were going to pop right out of her head.
“Rick, please!” my mother said. “You can’t just make accusations like that!”
“It’s the only thing that makes sense, Patsy. Believe me, I know how musicians are. There is no other explanation for this.”
Lynetta shouted, “I happen to know for a fact that they don’t use or deal. Where do you get off saying something like that?
You are such a two-faced, condescending, narrow-minded jackass!”
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