At least I’ll get to see him at Break.
Clark made a mental note not to dig into interesting blue-eyed men’s pasts from now on. Apparently it only got him aggravation and brought him that much closer to becoming an alcoholic.
“I can do Friday,” Clark said, grateful for the training that allowed him to appear calm in any situation. “Nine work for you? Get you in to do the meet and greet before the place warms up for the night.”
“That’s fine,” Daniel said. “Any particular dress code I should know about?”
Clark rubbed at his temple. “Just about anything goes. If you do anything crazy, make sure you can cover it up until you’re in the club. You’ll see where to park when you get there. Just go around the main building until you spot cars. I’ll meet you in the lot. Be easiest.”
Daniel put th
