Helen Adams

The Actions of Love

Two fashionably dressed men strolled into Brown's public house together continuing their discourse regarding a previous engagement both had attended. Upon entering, the outward stale air ceased and was met with a sociable atmosphere. Each looked in the other direction to find a corner where the workers of the morning weren’t, and each found nothing. ‘Here wait a moment’, told the older gentleman who was known by all as Banks. He walked over to one of the barmen and had, what seemed, a very long discussion with him after which he motioned to his friend to come over.