Eleven Years of Eating Lunch by a Window in Columbus, Ohio, Ended With a Box I Never Expected
“It’s just a lunch table.”
“It’s a lunch table today.” The burner lit with a soft thump.
“Next it’s a write-up in your file, and after that it’s my name in somebody’s mouth at a school levy meeting.”
“Megan already threatened me with a write-up.”
He went quiet the way a man does when he’s been handed something he would rather not hold.
“I’m not asking you to like him,” he said.
“Nobody likes him.