“You remembered that now?”
“I remember everything. You said you’d either go back yourself or send a couple men to run it.”
“I’ll have a couple of the brothers keep it running for now,” I said. “It needs to stay open. That’s what Hank would’ve wanted. I’ll deal with it myself once things settle.”
She went quiet for a second.
“You thought about that already?”
“Yeah.”
“What about staff?”
“See if any of the waitresses who worked with you want to come back. If not, we hire new ones.”
She looked at me.
“You’re serious.”
“I don’t joke about business.”
“I know.”
“Maybe later,” I said. “If you want to. Not now.”
She settled back against me.
“Good. You shouldn’t have gone.”
“I know.”
“You need to be here.”
“I know that too.”
She was quiet for a second.
“Do they mind? The brothers.
