“Love you too.”
That still works on me.
Asshole.
I let my head fall sideways onto his shoulder.
He leans his against mine.
For a while, neither of us says anything.
Then I ask, “What if I lose the bar?”
“You'll be sad.”
“Wow.”
“You asked.”
“Continue.”
“You'll miss your coworkers. Your regulars. The chaos.”
I nod.
“And then you'll either get shifts back, or you'll find another bar.”
“That easy?”
“No.” His cheek moves against my hair. “But survivable.”
I think about that. “And Grave Intentions?”
“They practically asked you to become famous for their benefit.”
I laugh.
“True.” But I’m still spiraling. “And the house?”
Micah pulls back enough to look at me.
“The house isn't going anywhere because you work somewhere else for a month.”
“No?”
“No.”
“You?”
“No.”
“Cami?”
“No.”
“Ronan?”
“He may change the locks while you're gone.”