Kodi was waiting by the car lot already when Bishop arrived. The passenger window was already down.
“Wait long?”
She ignored him and opened the door so that she could slide in. She had rinsed the sand off her feet under the spout before hitting the pavement, but she’d kept her shoes in her hand. Now she tossed them down onto the floor mat before digging around in the tote bag that Bishop had left in front of the middle console.
“No hello?”
“I’m busy,” she said. She pulled out the flip flops and began toeing them on.
“You can change in here if you want.”
She shot him a dirty look and closed the tote bag with a flick of her wrist. “Just drive.”
Instead of complying, however, he watched her with that infuriating smile that hadn’t faded from her memory at all despite the days that had
