Chapter Fourteen
“That was a surprisingly good movie,” said Emily as we exited the theater with the rest of the moviegoers a couple of hours later. She threw our empty popcorn bucket into the trashcan on our way out.
“Yeah,” I said, nodding. “The trailers made it look really stupid, but the movie itself was really interesting. Guess that just goes to show, you can never trust a trailer.”
“Agreed,” said Emily. “So what do we do next?”
We stopped next to the bus stop where I had had my conversation with Triplet hours before. The sun was higher in the sky than it had been before we entered the theater, but my watch showed me that it was just after lunch. That meant we still had plenty of time to do stuff together.
“Let’s see,” I said. I rubbed my stomach. “I’m hungry. And that popcorn di
