“Hey,” Alex said, leaning against the door frame of Matt’s new office. “Looks like you’ve been busy.” She looked the room over. The table and chairs that had been in the far corner were bunched together in the near right corner, most likely pushed out of the way for now. The large desk from his place in Denver took up most of the far wall. He’d filled in most of the gaps in the shelves and set up his computer on the desk.
Matt spun around at the sound of her voice and pulled one ear bud from his ear. “You’re home!” He glanced around. “Yeah, I’ve gotten a lot done. Did you see the stack of boxes I’ve emptied today?”
“Yeah.” She’d noticed the stack of collapsed boxes on top of the table on the front porch where they’d put it when they’d taken out of the kitchen the day before. “What do you
