Luna
The night of Richard’s book launch arrives with a big bang I don’t think we are prepared for, the thought runs through my mind as I look out the glass door of the café, marveling at the people who are standing outside waiting for us to get everything ready for the launch. I bite my bottom lip nervously because we didn’t exactly anticipate so many people. I don’t even think we have enough copies of the book that we’d planned to sell. I do a quick count of the copies I will be selling, since I decided to man the table at the door.
Damn, I hope not more than fifty people want a copy, I think as a panicky feeling squeezes my stomach.
I don’t even want to think about the finger food or the wine we’ve prepared for the small crowd we had hoped will gather, not the mob out there. The
