She smiled, sensing Eduardo was just as happy in this life. She wondered, momentarily, who Alicia was and what she was like.
At least there were good sunsets there. “You okay?” asked Ash, as Nora gazed absent-mindedly at the label.
“Yeah, sure. It just, um, looks like a good one.” “That’s my absolute fave,” said Ewan. “Such a bloody good wine. Shall we get it open?”
“Well,” said Nora, “only if you were going to have a drink anyway.” “Well, I’m not,” said Joe.
“I’ve been overdoing it a bit recently. I’m in a little teetotal patch.”
“You know what your bro is like,” added Ewan, planting a kiss on Joe’s cheek. “All or nothing.” “Oh yeah. I do.”
Ewan already had the corkscrew in his hands. “Had one hell of a day at work.
So I’m happy to guzzle the whole lot straight from the bottle if no one will join me.”
“I’m in,” said Ash. “I’m okay,” said Nora, remembering that the last time she had seen him,
in the business lounge of a hotel, her brother had confessed to being an alcoholic.
They gave Molly a picture book and Nora read it with her on the sofa. The evening progressed.
They talked news and music and movies. Joe and Ewan had quite enjoyed Last Chance Saloon.
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