Teague had kept his ‘promise’ to Keir, giving him a list of names for which one of their clients needed background checks. Being a fair boss, Teague did his share of them, so they finished them up fairly quickly and Teague sent the results back to Jake to pass on to the client.
Thus it was late that afternoon when Keir asked, “Where are we going for dinner? And please don’t say you’re calling room service. I’m getting cabin fever.”
“After four hours?” Teague shook his head as he brought up a list of local restaurants on his phone. There were two he knew he wasn’t going to suggest, Hal and Mary’s, where he and Hoyt had eaten, and The Red Calf because he didn’t need any reminders of Bradley Irwin and what had transpired after their first meeting, when Irwin called himself Will. “How do you
