CHAPTER NINE
Having the big screen TV in his office gave Colt a distraction when he needed a break from a case. Working from Risqué was easier and cheaper than renting office space. Most clients never saw the inside of his office. Privacy was the goal. A storefront declaring what he did was the last thing he needed.
But that night, waiting for Lyssa, he couldn’t relax in front of the TV and working on her case was out. When he had followed her there last night, he’d believed it was a desperate attempt to get in touch with him, hence why he’d avoided Risqué. Such easy access for clients was something he discouraged.
Tonight, when she’d returned, he’d wondered if it was the same thing. For more than an hour, he sat outside waiting for her to exit. When she didn’t, he went in and got the u
