I consider arguing, but I stop myself. I’m sure he’ll get tired of whatever this is pretty quickly. “Fine.”
 
 He looks giddy. “Have a good night.”
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Chapter Sixty-Five
 
 Juno
 
 Sure enough, he’s standingon my front stoop, coffee in hand the next morning. He hands it to me. “Morning. Did you sleep well?”
 
 “Yes. Thank you.” I take the cup from him. “How about you?”
 
 He shakes his head. “Too much on my brain.”
 
 I laugh. “I don’t doubt it.”
 
 “Can I walk with you?” he asks.
 
 I take a sip of my coffee. He’s gotten my order exactly right, damn him. It would be easier if he wasn’t so likable. “Fine.”
 
 We walk a few blocks and then he says, “Are you settled in your place?”
 
 I let out a loud laugh. “No. Not at all.”
 
 He frowns.
 
 “I’ve just been so busy, and also I’m terrible at assembling furniture. I need to hire someone.”
 
 “I’ll help,” he says quickly. “I’m great at that sort of thing.”
 
 I don’t doubt it. What isn’t he good at?
 
 “I’m sure I can’t afford your hourly rate,” I say.
 
 He laughs loudly. “No you can’t. Don’t worry, I’ll work for dinner.”
 
 I steal a glance at him. Oh, what could it hurt? My place is stressing me out.