I stared at the hundred-dollar bill as if it was a snake ready to bite me.
“I can’t take that.”
He lifted a dark brow. “Excuse me?”
“I can’t take that money. I didn’t earn it.”
His eyes went wide before he quickly recovered, and a dark chuckle rumbled over his lips.
“You’re serious?”
I nodded.
Again, he chuckled.
I didn’t want any handouts. As long as I worked for everything I had, I would never owe anyone anything. And I had a distinct feeling that Zander Hale was the last person in the world I wanted to owe anything to.