Chapter 7

They slept like puppies in a basket. Snuggled in a corner of Felix’s bed, they stirred only occasionally, to pull the other closer, or to plant tiny kisses on the nearest bit of naked, until the sun’s triumph over the flimsy pull-down blinds insisted on its due recognition. Now Shep knew Felix’smorning breath, and Felix the extent of Shep’s spectacular dishwater bedhead. Felix had seen Shep’s alarmingly hairy ass, and Shep discovered that Felix wasn’t necessarily a grower or a shower. There was nothing left to do but stroll hand in hand down the street, plunk down for a couple of Ernestine’s bottomless mimosas, and make moon eyes at each other over two eggs and toast.