Theo kept one hand in his pocket as he strolled along the beachwalk from his condo building to the taco stand, which sat on the other side of East Bay. He’d dined there more times than he could count, and he hadn’t been surprised that his app had suggested it for a midweek lunch date.
Businessmen, moms, and more ate at Manni’s for lunch, and he scanned the crowd for Katie’s beautiful face. A breeze blew in off the bay, ruffling his hair and the tails of his jacket. He panicked for a bit, thinking perhaps he should’ve left the jacket at the office.
But it was a sport jacket, thrown on over a T-shirt. It was casual, as Ben had said. Not that Theo had asked his best friend and business partner for his advice, but Ben was younger, and hip, and cool, and Theo didn’t want to look like he was t
