“I’ll check this out and let you know.”
“Okay.” He walked to the front door with me, a bounce in his step. I didn’t remember seeing him this happy before. “By the way, the last of Delilah’s things were removed from your condo today.”
The dead woman’s belongings should have been gone more than a week ago. I’d been busy with other things, and it had slipped my mind. Otherwise, there wouldn’t have been a delay.
“I’ll have the carpets removed tomorrow, and then the painters can come in. Once that’s done, it will just be a matter of having your furniture delivered from storage.” Theo looked like a kid at Christmas. Oh, well. Chacun à son goût.
“I ordered more.”
“Huh? I thought you had everything you needed.” He looked as if he wasn’t sure if he should be hurt or interested. “What did you g
