nt glass walls of the JFK arrivals hall, castin
rd the private underground elevator, listening with
t in the air
flow, a faint, unmistakable scent of natura
ead sharply toward
woman in a khaki trench coat. A bright, unguarded sm
o roared back into his mind-the flushed cheeks, the
ears, the Wall Street shark
lue pupils contracted violentl
s he
. His right hand rose, fingers spread
staring in shock at his
What's
osed the distance, her trench coat fluttering
who had dared leave two hundred and fifty dollars on hi
an an inch from the buckle
eight and sidestepped him as if maneuvering around an inanimate
missed you
ood frozen, his hand hanging empty in midair as she thre
past Fulton's bespoke leather shoes, hugging the other wom
arley shrank back, cold sweat drenching his
ngers curled into a fist, his kn
ch, his gray-blue ga
ing over Fulton's tailored suit and icy expression. A flicker of confusion crossed her face-something about that sharp, cold profile felt familiar,
hand and spoke in a c
Sorry for getti
ed arms with her companion and walked
s teeth ground together. He sp
t every single piece of inf
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