NOW THAT SHE AND BRENDAN were being courted by managers and agents and entertainment companies, shared rooms and overnight buses were a thing of the past. They had moved from the hotel they’d been in with the rest of the tour to another fancier than anything they’d had on the road. Here, in New York City, that was saying something. Katie knew each of their rooms could pay for a ridiculous amount of ice time. Instead, she got huge windows splattered with rain and a view of a sea of concrete that paid tribute to the types of ambitions she had never possessed.
Between her appointment and all the meetings, she and Brendan didn’t get a moment to themselves all day. Even their meals were business meetings. Their one break, which only happened because a representative from a sportswear company h
