"I bet you're going to tell me," Ankara blurted out sternly.
(Have a look at this very carefully. Formatting quotations is important to potential editors. I can give you a couple of pointers--just ask.)
I would end the line after 'come' -- 'for me' runs over the metre. Of course, it means you have to change the final line of the stanza so that it still rhymes... Ah, a poet's work is never done.
This raises questions about the driver. Approximately what age would he be? (this is important for casting the play). Also, what class background?
Some speakers would say "Me and my wife" --grammatically correct but impolite
--"My wife and I" Polite but grammatically incorrect
--"My wife and me" both polite and grammatically correct.
That's one opinion... I think that people probably don't even know what they know until they begin writing. We always assume that what we know is common or boring but often it's not to others. You are the only person who sees the world from where you stand. That will make your writing unique.