Chapter Fifty
Lincoln had a phone now, so Kali could call him. That was the plan, the agreement, for Kali to go to her appointment then call Lincoln to come get her when she was done.
But he waited. In a spot with a view to the door. She'd called a cab this morning, and he didn't trust she wouldn't again. But she didn't need a cab company right now, she needed someone she could rely on.
An hour and three minutes after he dropped her off, Kali emerged from the clinic doors, sunglasses on before she even stepped outside. More bad news. She stared into the street then up and down it. She stepped out from the shadow of the building, adjusted her satchel, and looked to the sky. If he could freeze time, right in that instant, he would. Her standing in all her unearthly glory, unearthly beauty
