Snippet C36
“She’s fine,” I said, even though… yeah. She didn’t look fine.
“Right,” Gibsie deadpanned. “And I’m the president of Ireland.”
I faced forward, but he kept staring at me like he was waiting for me to crack open like an egg.
“Stop looking at me,” I muttered.
“Can’t,” Gibsie said, voice annoyingly delighted. “It’s like watching a man stare at a car crash. Horrible. Tragic.” He wiggled his eyebrows. “But he just. keeps. Staring.” Then, because he couldn’t help himself, he nudged my shoulder. “Look, lad… whatever that look on your face is? Wipe it off before we get to Dublin. Coach sees it, he’ll think you’re constipated.”