Geo pulled on a pair of jeans and gray heather T-shirt that accentuated his eyes perfectly. Once he was dressed and they left the bedroom, Larry half-expected to find Marnie waiting for them on the other side of the door. He almost felt like he had when he was a teenager himself coming home hours after curfew, racking his brain for a feasible excuse his parents would buy as to why he was so late. Should he pretend nothing happened? Play it off like they had spent the night talking and then simply fell asleep? Or smirk and preen and bask in what they’d done?
As it turned out, he didn’t have to do anything at all because she wasn’t even waiting for them. Larry let Geo lead the way, following his friend into the hotel room’s living area, but on first glance, the sofa where he’d left Crystal
