Weekend Agreement
“She answered without checking the ID; she already knew who was calling. “Not now, Judy. I’m not in the mood for a lecture.”“I’m not calling to lecture,” Judy said.“Good.” “In fact, I owe you an apology. I had no right to pick on you about saving your family legacy.”“No, you didn’t.” Charlotte set down her eye pencil. “But I know your heart was in the right place, so I forgive you.” She didn’t bother adding that Judy’s comment had since colored every thought she had. She and Daniel had left the ...soda shop shortly after her comment. With Daniel’s walls fully in place, she regretted saying anything. His silence on the way home only fueled her thoughts. Why did she feel such a pull toward him? Was she imagining the connection? “I don’t want to see you hurt, is all, and the way you were talking last night, I was afraid you were getting caught up in Moretti’s web.”Too late. “I told you last night, Daniel isn’t the shark you think he is.” Or spider, or whatever animal was today’s description.MoreLess
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