CHAPTER EIGHT
IT DIDN’T TAKE LONG for the flight to get to cruising altitude and for the pilot to let them know it was safe to take off their seat belts and move around if they chose.
“So,” Lizzie said. “About earlier. I want to say I’m sorry for getting in your face at Faith’s house, Nathan. You didn’t deserve that.”
“No problem,” he told her as he loosened his tie. “I admire that spirit of yours. Can’t say I liked being on the receiving end of it, but I have to admit, I’d probably have reacted the same way you did.”
“So, we’re good?”
“Yeah, we’re good. Matter of fact I’d still love to have that spirit and spunk on my team. Have you thought any more about it?”
“How about we get through all this first, and then circle back to that?”
“Fair enough,” Nathan answered. “I’m going to go c
