“Are those for me?” says Leanne, offput.
“Well, yeah,” says Pedro. He tries to smooth the daffodils. “It was a long flight,” he explains.
Leanne frowns. “Fine,” she says, and sharply fills a glass with water. She extends it; Pedro dunks them. “Thanks, I guess,” she says.
“You’re welcome.”
“Did you bring any for the actual funeral?”
He shrugs.
“I’ll drive,” she says.
Later, at Moody & Sons, Leanne softens a bit. “She always liked you,” she tells him, taking a break from the receiving line to pick ham off the deli plate.
Pedro nods, trying not to study her naked fingers.