Chapter 16
Natalie met Galen’s warm gaze. He had saved her today. Why someone had targeted her at all still seemed foreign, but Galen’s exercise of writing down suspects earlier had calmed her thoughts. She smiled at him and pushed her plate away. “Lunch was delicious. I don’t think I could eat another bite. Let’s skip the cake.”
“Agreed.” He dropped his napkin on his plate as he stood. “Come. I want to show you my house as you’re living here indefinitely.”
A tour of his museum would definitely work off calories. The lemon butter trout had been delicious and rich in flavor. She scooted her chair and followed him. They left the patio and walked down the first floor hall, under his bedroom wing. Art hung on the walls. “Thanks. I guess I should get to know this place. Did you hire a decora
