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  “Hi Dick. It’s me, Gary.” Gary sat a few desks down from Richard. He waved. “Are we still on for drinks? You said we could go over the Merstham account.”
    “Get off the bloody phone, Gary. Of course we are.” Richard put down the phone. There was a telephone number at the bottom of the Post-it note; Richard had written the Post-it note to himself, several weeks earlier. And he _had_ made the reservation: he was almost certain of that. But he had not confirmed it. He had kept meaning to, but there had been so much to do and Richard had known that there was plenty of time. But events run in packs . . .
    Sylvia was now standing next to him. “Dick? The Wandsworth report?”
    “Almost ready, Sylvia. Look, just hold on a sec, can you?”
    He finished punching in the number, breathed a sigh of relief when somebody answered, “Ma Maison. Can I help you?”
    “Yes,” said Richard. “A table for three, for tonight. I think I booked it. And if I did I’m confirming the reservation. And if I didn’t, I wondered if I could book it. Please.” No, they had no record of a table for tonight in the name of Mayhew. Or Stockton. Or Bartram–Jessica’s surname. And as for booking a table . . .  “Hi Dick. It’s me, Gary.” Gary sat a few desks down from Richard. He waved. “Are we still on for drinks? You said we could go over the Merstham account.”
    “Get off the bloody phone, Gary. Of course we are.” Richard put down the phone. There was a telephone number at the bottom of the Post-it note; Richard had written the Post-it note to himself, several weeks earlier. And he _had_ made the reservation: he was almost certain of that. But he had not confirmed it. He had kept meaning to, but there had been so much to do and Richard had known that there was plenty of time. But events run in packs . . .
    Sylvia was now standing next to him. “Dick? The Wandsworth report?”
    “Almost ready, Sylvia. Look, just hold on a sec, can you?”
    He finished punching in the number, breathed a sigh of relief when somebody answered, “Ma Maison. Can I help you?”
    “Yes,” said Richard. “A table for three, for tonight. I think I booked it. And if I did I’m confirming the reservation. And if I didn’t, I wondered if I could book it. Please.” No, they had no record of a table for tonight in the name of Mayhew. Or Stockton. Or Bartram–Jessica’s surname. And as for booking a table . . .  “Hi Dick. It’s me, Gary.” Gary sat a few desks down from Richard. He waved. “Are we still on for drinks? You said we could go over the Merstham account.”
    “Get off the bloody phone, Gary. Of course we are.” Richard put down the phone. There was a telephone number at the bottom of the Post-it note; Richard had written the Post-it note to himself, several weeks earlier. And he _had_ made the reservation: he was almost certain of that. But he had not confirmed it. He had kept meaning to, but there had been so much to do and Richard had known that there was plenty of time. But events run in packs . . .
    Sylvia was now standing next to him. “Dick? The Wandsworth report?”
    “Almost ready, Sylvia. Look, just hold on a sec, can you?”
    He finished punching in the number, breathed a sigh of relief when somebody answered, “Ma Maison. Can I help you?”
    “Yes,” said Richard. “A table for three, for tonight. I think I booked it. And if I did I’m confirming the reservation. And if I didn’t, I wondered if I could book it. Please.” No, they had no record of a table for tonight in the name of Mayhew. Or Stockton. Or Bartram–Jessica’s surname. And as for booking a table . . .Air Jordan 4,air Jordan IV ,retro shoes
    It wasn’t the words that Richard found so unpleasant: it was the tone of voice in which the information was transmitted. A table for _tonight_ should certainly have been booked years before–perhaps, it was implied, by Richard’s parents. A table for _tonight_ was impossible: if the pope, the prime minister, and the president of France arrived this evening without a confirmed reservation, even they would be turned out into the street with a continental jeer. “But it’s for my fiancé’s boss. I know I should have phoned before. There are only three of us, can’t you _please_ . . . ”

    It wasn’t the words that Richard found so unpleasant: it was the tone of voice in which the information was transmitted. A table for _tonight_ should certainly have been booked years before–perhaps, it was implied, by Richard’s parents. A table for _tonight_ was impossible: if the pope, the prime minister, and the president of France arrived this evening without a confirmed reservation, even they would be turned out into the street with a continental jeer. “But it’s for my fiancé’s boss. I know I should have phoned before. There are only three of us, can’t you _please_ . . . ”

    It wasn’t the words that Richard found so unpleasant: it was the tone of voice in which the information was transmitted. A table for _tonight_ should certainly have been booked years before–perhaps, it was implied, by Richard’s parents. A table for _tonight_ was impossible: if the pope, the prime minister, and the president of France arrived this evening without a confirmed reservation, even they would be turned out into the street with a continental jeer. “But it’s for my fiancé’s boss. I know I should have phoned before. There are only three of us, can’t you _please_ . . . “