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was nearly as dark as the night outside. |
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Lynn stopped and unbuttoned her coat. John took it from her, and she stuffed her shawl down one of the sleeves. |
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'Aren't you going to wear that?' |
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'I don't think so. It's nice and warm in here.' |
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Everyone in the restaurant would probably end up staring at her. Men with dreams of invisibility were likely to fantasize about watching her shower. |
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'I think you ought to wear it. That dress is awfully revealing.' |
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'Oh, don't be such a stick in the . . .' |
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A slam of thunder shut off her voice. |
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