Page 61 of Sailor's Delight

“Where are you going?” Trey asked, his arms wide.

“To negotiate my half of that diamond,” Jenn called behind her.

Trey ran to catch up to her and caught her by the elbow, turning her around. “No, remember? You think he’s a nice kid who deserves the chance to make something of his life.”

“Yeah…” Jenn allowed herself to be redirected. “You really think I’m worth ten thousand dollars?”

Trey grinned. “And a fortune more, besides.” He steered Jenn toward the elevators to below decks, where they still had a few things left to pack before the ship docked and it was time for debarkation. “C’mon,” he said. “I don’t know about you, but I’ve still got some stuff scattered across the cabin that I need to gather up.”

They walked to the elevator and rode it to their deck.

Stepping out of the elevator, Jenn glanced at her phone, checking the time. “You know what I just remembered?”

“What?” Trey nodded to another couple walking the other direction.

“That incredible red sky last night at sunset.”

Trey nodded, humming his agreement. “Oh, yeah. That was pretty epic.”

“But you know what that means,” Jenn said, sliding her keycard across the reader one last time.

“Uh… no?” Trey frowned.

Jenn grabbed his wrist and pulled him into the cabin. “Red sky at night, sailor’s delight!”