Chapter 4
Kel quickly got the hang of spanging. Of looking as if he’d was so down and out that even a nickel would make him happy. He, Snap, and Josie found a spot close to the bus station but far enough away from it that the security guards couldn’t hassle them. The only problem was, where they’d picked was by one of the restaurants that had an outdoor patio. The smell of food made Kel’s stomach growl.
It must have been doing it loudly enough that Josie heard it because she looked at him with a grin before saying, “Snap, we’d better get this poor boy fed before he passes out.”
“No, no, I’m fine,” Kel protested.
Josie apparently disagreed. She made the guys give her the cash they’d collected, counted it, and proclaimed that they were going to the closest burger place to eat.
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