Sandy made it to the Mudcat not long before closing. It had taken far too long to wade through the shitstorm Trey had left in his wake. There had been a multitude of reasons she’d never told her family about anything that had happened in college, and every single one of them had played out tonight. Damn Trey. She was exhausted, heartsick, and still furious by the time she strode up to the bar.
Adele took one look at her and groaned. “Aw hell. Joe, take over.”
Without a word, Sandy followed her back to the office.
Adele shut the door and crossed her arms. “What happened?”
Too restless to sit, Sandy paced the tiny space. “I am this close to asking you to pull out Bob the Bastard, so I can execute the Three Furies on every man in my life.”
Adele lifted a brow. “Somehow I don’t think a tr
