He returned to my side and handed me a glass. “You.”
God, this man.
“Well, whatever you made, it smells amazing.” I tilted my face up to him.
He held his glass to mine. “To graduating law school with top honors and the highest accumulated hours of pro bono work during the year.” He kissed me. “That’s impressive.”
“How did you know about my pro bono work?”
He smiled. “You know I have plenty of connections at that school.”
“What else did Professor Ward tell you?”
“She didn’t know that I’d switched firms and wanted to see if there were any openings at Smith & Klein in case you decided you didn’t want to work at The Dalton Group.”
I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. “She did that for me?”
“She believes in you, Hannah. You’re her top student, and she wanted to make sure you had opti
