A Good Kind Of Trouble (A Trouble In Twin Rivers Novel Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
She forced a smile in return, which just deepened his scowl. He shook his head and returned to his office, slamming the door. "Welcome back," a quiet disembodied voice said from the other side of the cubicle. Slowly, Charlie raised his head above the grey barrier. "Thanks, Charlie," Lindsey said, turning on her computer and reaching for her phone to check for messages. "You got more mail," Charlie said. He stood and passed her a large sealed brown envelope. "I was afraid that Jeff character might start rooting around on your desk looking for it, so I kept it safe for you." "Uh, thanks," Lindsey said. "Has Jeff been here? Looking for me?" Maybe the idiot realized he was in over his head on the stadium story after all. Charlie dropped his voice to a conspiratorial whisper, his usual mode of communication. "He was looking for you. Yesterday afternoon. I didn't tell him anything." There was nothing to tell, but at least she had one person on her side in the newsroom. Even if it was crazy Charlie. Lindsey smiled and thanked Charlie for watching her back, then punched her voicemail code into the phone.
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