Robyn Carr Quote

They remained standing on the road, which ended up being a big mistake for Luke. As he saw the bus barreling down the other lane, Luke also noted a sizable puddle in front of it. He quickly put himself between Shelby and the bus, pressing her up against Doc’s open window. With a hand on each side of her, he covered her with his body, barely in time to feel the splat from the puddle against his back. Shelby stifled a chuckle. Macho man, she thought with some humor. Luke heard downshifting, then the squeal of brakes. Jesus, he muttered as he backed off the girl and glared after the bus. As Luke turned and scowled at the bus, the driver leaned out the window. A round-faced woman in her fifties, rosy cheeked with a cap of short dark hair, grinned at him. She grinned! Sorry, buddy, she said. Couldn’t hardly help that. You could if you went a lot slower, he yelled back at her. To his astonishment, she laughed. Aw, I wasn’t going too fast. I got a schedule, y’know, she yelled. My advice? Stay out of the way. His scalp felt hot under his short hair and he really wanted to swear. When he turned back to Shelby and Doc, he found her smiling behind her hand and Doc’s eyes twinkling. You got a little splatter on your back there, Luke, she said, trying to keep control of her lips. Doc’s