19 Sitting in Kyle’s truck kept me dry from the rain, while I updated him on my ace of a day. It also kept me dry for the whole bunch of What the f**k’s I received in return. When Andrea stepped from the building, some twenty minutes later, a frown pinched her brow as she paused on the car park and her gaze darted from car to car. “That’s my cue,” I told Kyle, and saving her the trouble of finding me, I pushed open the pickup’s door and slid from the vehicle. The rain hit my already damp shoulders as I strode toward her, sending a chill seeping through my skin. Like she’d heard my approach, she turned and started over, her heels scraping the tarmac while Kyle’s boots clomped behind me. “Anything I need to know?” I asked, meeting her halfway. She smiled, but the expression held little

