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“Used me?”

“I made some comments that made Remi almost smile.”

“Comments? About me? What did you say, Fi?”

“Does it matter?”

“Yeah, it does,” I said.

She giggled. “I just suggested you were an idiot. That you always were an idiot. That you’re full of yourself. That you’re a prick and I hope you get traded.”

“What the hell?”

Fiona touched my face. “Relax, Griffin. It was all a lie. You can’t get traded. If that happens, then where would I go?”

“With me.”

Those two words fell really flat between us.

Too serious.

“Anyway, Remi didn’t want a drink,” Fiona continued. “So I said goodnight to him and all that sisterly crap. But Remi is stubborn. He wanted to see my room.”

“No…”

“Oh yeah. So I had to turn things up a little. We got to the elevator and I lost my cool on him.”

“You yelled at him?”

“Big time. I told him he was a psycho. I told him there was no way in hell he was going to ride the elevator up to my room and look around. Like what did he think I had in there? Drugs? Dirty money? Men?Women?”

“Wow.”

“Wow is right,” Fiona said. “Because I then got into the elevator and rode it up to the fifth floor.”

“You took the elevator.”

“Had to,” she said.

Fiona jumped up to her toes and planted a kiss to my chin.

That was not part of our arrangement.

Fiona walked away from me.

As though her story was finished.

“Hey, wait up,” I said chasing after her. “What happened next?”

“Oh,” she said. “Well, I had to linger around up there. Give Remi time to leave. Just in case he called bullshit on me and expected me to come right back down. You never know. I waited a bit and then took the elevators back down. Voila. Remi was gone. And I was free to leave.”

“And that’s it?”

“Yeah. That’s it. That’s the best I could come up with, Riff. It’s not like you or I really thought this out.”

“Whoa, sweetheart. Back up a second. To be fair, this was all your doing.”

“Was it?”

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