Loudly.“What’s that got to do with anything?” Steve asked.Dianne continued to glare at him, unable to form any words yet. It wasn’t just that he owned the towing company or even that he was a member of the board of directors for the community center. It was the fact that he’d deceived her.“You should’ve told me you owned the company!” she hissed.“I gave you my business card,” he said, shrugging.“You gave me your business card,” she mimicked in a furious whisper. “The least you could’ve done was mention it. I feel like an idiot.”Steve was wearing a perplexed frown, as if he found her response completely unreasonable. “To be honest, I assumed you knew. I wasn’t purposely keeping it from you.”That wasn’t the only thing disturbing her, but the second concern was even more troubling than the first. “While I’m on the subject, what are you? Some sort of…love god?”“What?”“From the moment we arrived all the women I know, and even some I don’t, have been crowding around me asking all sorts of leading questions.
