Leo rushed into Lakeside Glass ten minutes later and stopped short. The showroom was full of sunshine with colored light bouncing off all the bright white walls, but Sara wasn’t in sight.
Leo checked his phone, but it was too late for her lunch break. She always worked on Saturdays, so she should be there. Where was she?
“Hello?” Leo called out, hoping someone would answer him. He wandered around the room and was about to give up when the door to the studio opened.
“Leo Young. I didn’t think I’d see you here today,” Megan said firmly. Her arms were crossed over her pink tank top. Her cheeks were flushed, but her eyes flashed with anger.
“I need to talk to Sara.”
“She’s not here,” Megan said.
“Come on, Megan. We’ve known each other for a long time. I want to apologize to her. Please l
