Matt asked as soon as Angela left. He didn’t need to know how the conversation went. He saw the look on Riley’s face and that said it all. “I don’t even know,” Riley said with a hint of defeat in her voice. “Tell me everything Angela told you,” Matt said, sitting down in the seat Angela just vacated. The jovial feel of the café had shifted. They had all picked up on Riley’s unease. Riley told him about her conversation. “She said it was just business, but why Keeneston? That’s still bugging me.” “Maybe it is business,” Matt murmured as his mind raced. “You sound just like Angela.” “No, think about it. What do you do?” “What do you mean?” “What’s your job?” Matt asked her. “I run a farm.” “Exactly. You are a farm manager.
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