Chapter 32
NORA
For half a second I didn't understand what he meant, and then I did, the memory clicking into place a beat too slow, my own mind scrambling to catch up to whatever he was about to hand me.
"Oh my gosh," I said, sitting up straighter, letting my eyes go wide. "Am I running late for our lunch date?"
Leo barely blinked. "Yeah, you are," he said, easy, unbothered, like this was the most natural conversation in the world. "I stopped in here to grab a dessert for you before heading over to your place. Was starting to think you'd stood me up for some alone time with your husband. But here you are." His eyes flicked briefly to Marcus, polite, unreadable. "With someone else."
I laughed, light and easy, reaching for my water glass to cover the half second I needed to find my foo
