ir
rage. My phone buzzed-the "Lunch Trio" gr
ly? Demanding clothes back in public? Kloe w
. His only concern was Kloe's comf
just taking back w
fault! I had no idea that scarf meant so much to you. I'll wash it tonight and put i
rother" spent three hours massaging her ankle on
Grayson a separate mess
p chat w
ayson's project team and Kloe's design group were gathered at the exit. Marcus spotted me immediately: "Blair!
ht." I pulled my ar
ill clutching the edge of that scarf, her voice pitiful. "If you don't come, I'll th
s shooting me a cold warning-go ahead, refuse in front
e said flatly. "Don
the stiff, serious marketing manager; Kloe was the
aid calmly.
the Seattle pier. Grayson sat across from me, Kloe on his right, t
rd. "Grayson, when are you going to come
ew people clinked their f
straight
took a sip. "Kloe and I have great synergy at
rove halfway across the city at six in the morning to jump-start he
he sink with a wrench, called him, and he said "I'm busy, call the property manager." S
ce at me, let her gaze linger for a beat, then leaned into Grayso
ckled, patting her shoulder. "Ever
d his mouth to say more, but the colleague next t
and texted Grayson: "Tell
ghtening. He didn't open it. He turned the phone face down on the table, picked up the crab
ely had anyth
vibrated
e will think I was deliberately hiding you and lying to them. I'll e
az
y Sunday, sat on a hard plastic chair in the ER for fourteen hours when he tore
ghtly along Grayson's forearm, and called across the table, "Blair, you're so quiet
lent again. Every
hand steady as a rock, confident that I wo
ook a sip, and set it down on
dmap." My voice was clear and strong,
d, my eyes boring st
ice so the entire table of twenty-som
able went
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