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“What about the browser history? It was from her time here, Tryst.”
“It proves nothing. Ask her, if you need to.”
“I don’t know what to do.”
Tryst closed his eyes and raised his face to the light coming in through the windows in the steeple. “Of course you do.” He got up, and a few seconds later, I heard the temple door open and close.
I sat in the pew for a few more minutes, mulling over Tryst’s words. I did know what I needed to do. First, I needed to admit something had come between us. Then I owed Sera the benefit of the doubt. I wouldn’t want to be accused of something and not given the opportunity to tell my side of the story.
By the time I got back to San Luis Obispo, it would be after midnight, but it was still early enough for me to call now.
“Noah?” Sera’s voice sounded as though she was both groggy and worried.
“Hey, I’m sorry it’s taken me so long to get back to you.”
“Where are you?” she asked.
“At Tryst’s ranch, but I’ll be on a plane to the States later tonight. I haven’t gotten much sleep the last few days, but I was hoping I could see you tomorrow afternoon.”
“Yes, I’d like that. I miss you, Noah.”
“I miss you too, Sera.”
