LBC’S INCORRECT QUOTES: Maybe not but it does sustain me.
“Oh, Ae and I are having lunch together today. Do you and Can want to join us?” Pete asks as he prepares his notebook and pen for class.
Tin widens his eyes and raises his eye brows. “Lunch? Today? What a shocking surprise after yesterday. Where you both had lunch together. And the day before yesterday too!”
Pete’s eyes narrow. “Sarcasm does not become you, Ai Tin.” Pete carefully writes the date in the corner of his page. “At least not basic sarcasm like that.”
“Maybe not,” Tin says with a shrug. “But it does sustain me.”
“If that’s all you’ve got sustaining you, then clearly I need to talk to Can.” Pete rolls his eyes. “He’s not feeding you properly.”
“I ate just fine this morning,” Tin sneers. “Besides, I know something you’d rather be eating right now.”
The blush forms on Pete’s cheeks despite his annoyance at his friend. “You’re being such an asshole right now. Did you eat Can’s this morning?”
Tin actually sputters into his coffee. “Did you just-”
“So,” Pete says primly folding his hands together in front of him. “Lunch?”
“Oh my good friend Pete, I wouldn’t miss it for the world!”
“I’m so glad!” Pete mirrors Tin’s tone. “Truly, it’s also very kind of you to offer to pay for everyone.”
Tin’s eye twitches but the teacher walks in before he can give his next retort. He figures he’ll get his revenge by taking everyone to eat grilled pork intestines. Can will be pleased at least.
The Last Good Bar 