“You did pretty good today,” Adam said, flicking off the open sign five minutes after two that afternoon.
Galaxy slumped down in a chair. “I’m exhausted. My feet hurt, my legs hurt, my arms hurt. Geez, everything hurts.”
Adam chuckled. “Yeah, welcome to my everyday life. You’re lucky though, you don’t have to come back until Wednesday.”
He rubbed the back of his neck. “And for that I’m grateful. I thought for a minute there, this morning, wow, this will be a piece of cake. Not.”
“Our busiest time is nine to one. Not sure why.” Adam untied his apron. “Look, we got closing up down to a science. Go on and go home.”
“I’d argue with you, but I’m too damn tired. I’ll be quite happy to get of here.” Galaxy grinned, stood, and stretched. “I think a long hot shower is on the agenda.”
“Speakin
