Ethan had a good voice, always did — especially saying my name. But right now it put a thread of fear in me.
He really had seen me in there.
"Captain Davis. Something wrong?"
I used the same title his people did, and gave him a polite, distant smile.
That seemed to catch him off guard. His brow drew together for a second, then smoothed out, and he held out a phone.
"You forgot this."
I looked down. It was mine, all right.
I'd been in such a hurry to get out that I'd left it behind.
I thanked him politely and took it. Our fingers brushed and I flinched before I could stop myself, which startled me more than him.
Ethan looked at me a moment, like he wasn't sure what to say. "I wanted to apologize for Leo. Don't take what he said to heart. He's always like that — doesn't know when to
