“You never curled your hair for me?”
“That’s because you wouldn’t notice even if I did. Can you concentrate for two minutes here.”
“I didn’t notice you curled your hair today?”
“Oh my god.” She sighs. “You’re exhausting, do you know that?”
I go to the coffee machine and begin making our coffee. “I have been told that a few times.”
“You’re also disgusting.”
“Got to admit.” I smirk as I sip my coffee. “Disgustingly exhausting is high on my rotation.”
“Please….” She goes back to reading. “This afternoon you have a final meeting….”
“Why would someone wear a push-up bra to work…I wonder?” I ask.
Her eyes rise to meet mine. “Why would someone even notice that?”
“Some people notice everything.” I pass the cup of coffee to her.
“Well.” She takes a sip. “Some people are nosey parkers who need to mind their own business.”
“What’s her name?”
“Who?” She frowns.
“Your lunch date.”
“Oh my god. It’s not a lunch date, I’m having lunch with a friend.” She picks up her folder. “Get to work, Mr. Ferrara.”
“You get to work, Miss Porter.”
“I am.”
“Good.” I widen my eyes and point to the door. “Go now.”
“I am.”
12.15 p.m.
I walk out the front door of the Ferrara Media building and straight over to my car where Mark is waiting. “Hide the car,” I tell him.
“What?” He frowns. “Why?”
“There’s been a change of plans.”
“Like what?”
“Grace is going on a lunch date.”
He chuckles.
“I fail to see the humor. Hide the fucking car.”
“Why?”
“Because we are spying on her…why do you think?”