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for ten years.”

“You’d be correct on that.”

“I don’t know how to drive a truck and trailer though, so I wouldn’t ever

be able to go alone. I don’t think I’d be brave enough to do that, but if, uh,

Kiera ever needed help, I’d be more than willing to lend a hand.”

“Good. I’ll remember that. We’ll get you trained at the store first, so you

know what sells well, what to look for, how much things are worth, and

then you can have a go in the field.”

“Are you serious?” Romi gaped.

“Of course. Serious as the dead. Wait, is that how that goes?”

“I honestly don’t know.”

“I’ll run the idea past Kiera when she’s back here next week. I’m sure

she’ll be thrilled to have the extra help.” The way Wynn said thrilled

actually made it sound like Kiera might be less than thrilled to accept her

help.

He continued to stare at her, almost in question, or like he was

challenging her or something. She couldn’t figure it out. It was a strange

look. Instead of trying to decode that, she just smiled and ducked back to

the giant box at her feet. Carrying it up the stairs had been no small

challenge. She dug around and produced a cat. She unwrapped it and set it

aside. She had seen a few cats. She’d put them all together, like the owls

that Wynn was working on.

While she worked, unpacking, unwrapping, and placing objects on the

shelves lining the walls—Wynn had informed her that they were going to

be putting out some new free standing shelves and some new furniture

pieces that could also be decorated—she thought about Kiera Winson.

The woman was maddeningly beautiful. She wasn’t that typical kind of

Hollywood beauty, or even that overly feminine beauty that you couldn’t

help but stare at, but she was definitely gorgeous in her own right. She had

an athletic build. She was tall, probably around five foot nine. She’d been

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