“Come on, don’t cry. This is a good thing,” Ryan said gently.
Eudora sniffled and took the handkerchief he handed her, quickly wiping her tears.
“I’m okay, just a little emotional.”
Ryan gave her a soft look. “Don’t worry, no one’s going to steal your credit anymore.”
Eudora glanced at him with a complicated expression, then quickly looked away, avoiding his gaze. Ryan knew he had to take things slow and keep a little distance.
“You’re going out with your team tonight, right?”
Eudora nodded.
“What time are you leaving?”
“Around five.”
“I’ll drive you.”
Eudora shook her head. “No, stay home with our daughter. We’re just eating nearby.”
Ryan nodded but still reminded her, “If you’re driving, don’t drink, okay?”
“Of course not. I’ll be home early to spend time with her. I’ve been
