Page 108 of I Loved You First

Cam nodded when Fiona looked at him again. “Yeah.”

She stood now, holding Brady’s hand when he grabbed hers, shaking her head as she looked at Leo, who still stood among their small group. “Um, introductions. Leo Fitzpatrick, this is Cam Bennet. And Brady. Cam and Brady, this is Leo.”

Cam shook Leo’s hand. “It’s nice to finally meet you, man.”

Leo nodded. “You too.”

“You look different when you’re not on the computer,” Brady told Leo. “I’ve never seen your legs before right now.”

Leo grinned. “I walk on them every day.”

Brady nodded. “I walk on mine, too. Sometimes I run, though.”

Leo chuckled. “Me too.”

Fiona slid her hair behind her ear with an unmistakably jittery hand as she looked at Cam again, sending him an overly bright smile. “I should— Let me head down to my office and grab my stuff.”

Cam nodded, knowing she needed a minute. Because Fi was one hundred percent flustered. “Sure.”

She looked at Brady as she gently pulled her hand from his. “I’ll be right back.”

Fiona hurried to her office, pressing her hand to her thundering heart as she stared out at the city. Cam and Brady were actually here. Never in a million years did she expect to walk out of her meeting and find them waiting down the hall.

“Oh God,” she whispered, having no idea what she was supposed to do. She was as happy to see them as she was afraid because she had no idea what any of this meant.

Was this just a quick visit because Brady was unhappy? Would they spend a couple of days here in the city and then say goodbye again?

“Fi?”

She whirled, staring at Cam standing in her doorway, looking all muscular and gorgeous in a pair of black athletic shorts and a white T-shirt. “Hi,” she said lamely.

He moved her way, stopping before her by the windows. “I’m sorry we showed up like this. I didn’t know what else to do.”

She shook her head. “It’s fine.”

He hesitated before he pulled her against him, wrapping her up in his strong arms. “I’ve missed you, Fi.”

Closing her eyes, she returned his embrace, breathing in Cam’s familiar scent. “I’ve missed you, too.”

Easing back, he skimmed his knuckles along her cheek. “You didn’t have to leave.”

She nodded, fighting the urge to lean into his touch as she stared into his hypnotic green eyes. “Yes, I did.”

He sighed. “I know this isn’t great timing with the wedding coming up, but I’m hoping we might have a chance to talk⁠—”

“Are you two going to kiss like you did when you were special friends,” Brady interrupted.

Fiona huffed out a laugh as Cam smiled. He turned toward his son as Brady stood in the doorway with Leo by his side. “I don’t think so, buddy.”

Leo lifted his hand in a wave. “I have some stuff to do. It was nice to finally meet you in person, Cam. And you, too, Brady.”

“Same,” Cam said.

“Fi, call me later,” Leo added before he disappeared down the hall.

Cam gave Fiona his attention. “We’ll get out of your way. Brady’s had a long day. I just wanted to let you know that we’re here.”

Brady’s brow furrowed as he hurried over to Fiona, wrapping his arms around her. “Are we going to your house in the sky?”