“I had a great time last night, Jordan. Your friends made me feel so welcomed.” She giggled. “Especially Danny.” “Yeah, he’s a real gem.” Jordan bit her lip to hide a grin. When she’d returned to her apartment before coming to work, there had been no sign of Danny. Either he’d already been out and about, or he’d enjoyed some dessert of his own. Considering that his damp towel wasn’t littering the bathroom floor as usual, her money was on the latter. “He’s such a sweetheart,” Sandy gushed. “Even went out and brought back my favorite doughnuts for breakfast.” Bingo! As much as she and her brother constantly teased one another, Jordan was glad he had finally hooked up with a girl their mother wouldn’t have to scare off with stories about his childhood. Jordan could still remember how mad he’d get at her, but it had worked every time. Sylvia McAllister could run off even the most persistent bad girl. “Jordan, did you hear me?” She blinked a few times, willing her mind back to the present.
