Chapter 34
Jo never did get the note to Renée finished. She had an acceptable first draft, but it wasn’t near to sufficient. It wasn’t a matter of polishing the language, she simply had to throw it out and start over yet again. And she definitely wasn’t going to see Angelo, but she called Cassidy and Perrin for a get-together. The first of them she’d promised, and both she owed.
“Somewhere new. Somewhere different. Not near the Market.”
Cassidy picked Vito’s and by seven they were tucked side-by-side into a deep, burgundy faux-leather booth with two glasses of a local red that Cassidy recommended. On the other side, Perrin had a rum drink of the unlikely name Janky Panky that had turned out to be a nice mix of sweet and mule kick. They had a Beef Carpaccio and steamed clams with sausage
