"There's a difference between a man I know and a man I don't. Besides," he said thickly, looking completely downtrodden, "that was said before I came to the stark reality of not knowing people like I thought I do."
He rested his head back against one of the stalls and closed his eyes. "Tease Aneisha about her new boyfriend or not, at the end of the day it's not any of my business I suppose. Best I don't make more of a mess of things."
"Aneisha has a boyfriend?" Dewey stood behind Fletcher looking pale and like he had been punched in the stomach.
He rested his head back against one of the stalls and closed his eyes. "Tease Aneisha about her new boyfriend or not, at the end of the day it's not any of my business I suppose. Best I don't make more of a mess of things."
"Aneisha has a boyfriend?" Dewey stood behind Fletcher looking pale and like he had been punched in the stomach.