“Or I could run down? Parking might be easier with my motorcycle than your truck on such a busy night.”
“It could…but then it’s going to draw much more attention if you walk in there than if I do.”
“You’re hardly possible to miss.”
“Thank you,” he beams, knowing damn well I didn’t mean it as a compliment. “But it’ll draw far less attention when a recruit walks into the bar that’s filled with recruits than if the brooding Captain Korr walks in.”
I fucking hate that he’s right.
“Fine,” I grumble, as his stupid face smiles back at me.
Matt reaches the door, then looks back. “Need anything else?”
“No.”
“You sure?”
“Yes, Reyes. We’re in my house; what else could I need?”
He pauses.
“Maybe an update that she’s ok?”
“Of course she’s ok, Reyes. We both know she can take care of herself.”