Excerpt of Fish Out of Water
“I cannot believe I am clothes shopping,” I mutter into my hands.
James
doesn’t glance away from the road as he chauffeurs Astrid and me into
town. “I’m not sure when you became such a skeptic, sir.”
Groaning, I want to slide down my seat more, but I keep my posture straight, since Astrid is sitting right beside me.
She frowns at me, like she doesn’t approve of my outburst anymore than James does.
I
want to groan again. I don’t know why I keep thinking that just because
I can’t hear her doesn’t mean she can’t hear me. “Not that I mind
spending more time with you, Astrid. I just hate clothes. And shopping.”
“To think I am partly responsible for having raided you,” James says with a heavy sigh.
I
don’t point out that he can get pretty much all the credit since my
parents died when I was twelve, and spent all their time traveling
before that.
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