anyt any of ts— Im sorry. I alloo interfere.
No, no. e can interfere. Interfering is part of to do is t it, and after t, op someone, the gods have spoken.
And if I in, youre exactly t of person Id use as a mouthpiece.
Are you being dirty? No. Im being complimentary.
Jess looked pleased.
So shall we look for someone? she said.
how do you look for someone? JJ asked her.
tart.
e looked around t after seven, and t many people in yet. In ts, ts looking at a mobile p table nearest t pograp table next to us t notting at there was a middle-aged guy reading a newspaper.
too much laughing, said Jess.
Anyone messages are funny isnt going to kill enougernally.
Ive seen some funny text messages, said Jess.
Yeain. Im not sure t really disproves JJs point.
S up, said Jess. about t we can do.
JJ and Martin looked at eacher and laughed.
t in. So or not? Yeains arent going to go up they?
he looks more, like, deep.
in. In a moment es going to turn up, and teen pints and a curry.
Snob.
Oo be deep to kill yourself? e all do, said JJ. Dont s of Guinness, Jess drank Red Bull and vodka, and I drank o drink a lot noo felt seemed dark , up on t felt as t left some next to tin tohe river.
So, said Jess. Anyone up for going over? No one said anyt a serious question any more, so smiled.
Its gotta be a good t? t ill around? said JJ.
Der, said Jess.
No, said JJ. It a rorical question.
Jess s t o mean.
I mean, I really do to kno to kno know.
Better t ? said Martin.
Yea. I guess.
Its better for your kids, said Jess.
I suppose so, said Martin. Not t I ever see them.
Its better for Matty, said JJ, and I didnt say anyt it really better for Matty at all.
eve all got loved ones, anyin. And our loved ones han dead. On balance.
You reckon? said Jess.
Are you a