Chapter 13
Kaylee looked up and put a hand over her mouth to stifle a laugh. “Oh, my. I guess it’s raining.”
“What gave it away?”
“You look pathetic.” A little laugh escaped her. She got up and rushed past him. When she came back she had two mugs of coffee and a dish towel from the staff room. She tossed him the towel. “Here. You’re starting to leave a puddle on the floor. It must really be coming down out there.”
“By the bucket. Thanks, Kaylee.”
“I didn’t think you’d be this late,” she said. “Is everything okay?”
“Just forgot to set my alarm last night. I was a little distracted.”
Inwardly, Kaylee preened. “Well, you owe me a coffee run.”
“I could have grabbed it. That’s the deal.”
“You look like you need to warm up and dry out. Don’t worry. So, the client got back to us about th
