Chapter 64
“You don’t have to worry about him not saying that,” Caleb said. “Now, the bigger question is if you’re going to be out, or not. Isn’t that why you asked me if I regretted being out?”
“Yes,” Cujo said. “I don’t know what to do.”
“There’s good news on that front. I’ve already taken the element of shock and surprise by being the first to come out while still racing. My dad won’t care if you come out. Neither would Garrison or Joan.”
“I haven’t even told Garrison,” Cujo said.
“I don’t think you have to. You’re going to introduce Tristan to him, right?” Caleb asked. “And if he’s got too much Valvoline in his brain, tell him Tristan’s your boyfriend.”
“And your father and sister won’t care, probably. They’ve got their hands full. I heard them talking to the bankruptcy attorney on the phone when I stopped by the office. Even if Garrison or I win money from the 400 race, it wouldn’t be enough. We’ve been bleeding red for several months now.”