“I didn’t even know he was looking at rooms.”
Andrew glanced at me.
“I probably should’ve told you.”
“Yes.”
“I probably should’ve told you.”
“I thought staying out of it meant saying, ‘She’s your sister.’” He rubbed one thumb along the handle of his mug. “Really, I left you enforcing a boundary that affected both
of us.”
I looked at him. I hadn’t expected that.
“I left you enforcing a boundary that affected both of us.”
Kayla gave a disbelieving laugh.
“Great. Marriage workshop complete. Can I go get dressed now?”
“Please,” I said.
She turned toward the stairs.
“And Kayla?”
She stopped.
“One of those rooms is open now. The woman showing it is free this afternoon.”
“One of those rooms is open now.”
Kayla swung around.
“You made me an appointment?”
“I found a listing,” Andrew answered.
I picked up his phone and looked at it.
