CHAPTER 33
“THE LUNCH IS on me today as thanks for putting on my spare wheel. No
arguments”:
Lyn waved in the waiter’s direction for the bill, while watching Peter putting two lumps of brown sugar in his coffee and stirring it loudly with a spoon.
“Well, I thank you most sincerely for a pleasant lunch with equally pleasant company my dear. Excuse my casual attire though.”
“Peter, you don’t have to worry about a thing. You’re a perfect gentleman whatever you’re wearing. When’s the next concert?”
“Christmastime. We’ll be rehearsing carols and suchlike during December.”
The depressing thought suddenly came to her that this year she had nobody to spend Christmas Day with. She remembered all the years when she and Neil had gone to some fancy restaurant for Christmas Day, had eaten t
