giving us
a plan.”
“You leave every time I come into the room.”
“The first time, I left because it was awkward,” he admitted. “After Amanda asked you to stop, I left because I wasn’t participating anymore.”
“In what?”
“I left because it was awkward.”
“Whatever experiment you thought you were running. You kept trying to make me a character in an argument with my wife.”
For once, Kayla had no quick answer.
Then she looked at me.
“You told him to say that.”
Kayla had no quick answer.
I shook my head.
“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.”