Griffin spent the next week attempting to make Indy believe she wasn’t some kind of poison and trying to make up for calling her a liar. The story about Selena broke and barely made a ripple. No one seemed to care what happened in his social life ten years ago.
Of course it probably helped that Moira wrote her version, which included an interview with Selena’s family as well as his side. No one else had his side of the story, so it gave Moira the byline she’d always been looking for.
Indy had stopped talking about leaving, so he’d made at least some progress. They’d fallen into a comfortable routine of living with each other. Comfortable for him as long as he kept taking cold showers anyway. He paced the length of the hallway, waiting for Indy to come home. She was on her way home. It ha
