"Um, no, not really." She was still stuck on the fact that he'd asked her out and she'd accepted. There was no way she could have come up with somethi...g to do. "No problem." Luke added one, then two, then three creamers to his coffee. "I'll think of something. If it's nice, maybe we can just take a walk." "Sure." The bells Millie had placed on the door jingled as a new customer came in. "Excuse me, I have to go." "All right. See you tomorrow." Emma nodded and went over to grab menus, her mind. ‘No, sweetheart, it’s just that Nia told me that you were in my office and that you were in the kitchen a lot, and that was why she was on the registers today. You know that her probation officer considers them a computer and that she can’t be seen on or around them.’ ‘Yes, I do,’ Addie started, but was cut off by Nia, Jayden and Chris coming into the kitchen. ‘Where’s the money?’ Nia asked Addie. ‘W-what money?’ Addie stammered. ‘I don’t know what you’re talking about.’ ‘Gabby came to drop. Very dimly lit, and booth type arrangements in the room at the back, although the main eating area was a little more open, the tables well laid out in a typically country eatery fashion. Darren led us to a corner booth, well away from the regards of most of the clientele, sitting with his back to the room, Lucy and I opposite him on the plush red, crushed velvet covered benching.We sipped aperitifs as we waited for our orders to arrive, our chat almost whispered as befitted the ambiance.. At least he hadn't paid any attention to her looks. She figured the disguise was working...Green glanced at the woman sitting in front of him with her blonde hair severely pulled back in a tight bun and her straight, gray dress. Why did all the efficient secretaries have to be so plain? Her body didn't even seem to have much shape to it ... Well ... He didn't need to risk all his money by hiring some little nymph to chase around the office all day, any way! He was too busy and he was too old.