Sophie said. She was naked, cuddled on top of Grady, and lamenting her bad luck. Their bodies were slick with perspiration, but neither one of them seemed bothered by their general stickiness. Five days had elapsed since her accident – and almost all evidence of her near-death experience was gone from her body. Only a slight yellowing around her hairline remained to hint at the horror. “I bet your boss would give you another day off,” Grady said, pinching her rear suggestively. “I could call him for you.” “Don’t you have to go to work today?” Sophie asked. “We haven’t left this house in days. I’m actually surprised that your brothers haven’t sent out a search party.” “We’ve been texting,” Grady said. “Mandy texts more than a teenage girl.” “You’ve been texting with Mandy? That’s kind of cute. Weird, but cute.” “She’s been asking for details,”
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