“I’m going to go downstairs to wait for Rebekah,” she said, slipping her arms around Gabe. “What are you doing today?”
Gabriel frowned, “Working. I’ve got a few cases on the go. I need to do some research then compile a couple of reports.”
“Don’t work too hard.” Lisa kissed him lightly on the cheek then swung her bag across her shoulder. “I’ll see you later,” she waved then closed the door behind her.
It was a warm day. The sun shone brightly in the sky, chasing away all the grey dullness of yesterday. Rebekah pulled up just after ten, papping her horn loudly. With a smile, Lisa opened the front door.
“Hello,” she said brightly.
“Hiya,” welcomed Rebekah. “You look nice.”
“Thank you,” Lisa smiled at the compliment and smoothed down her hair, which had been whipped up by the wind.
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