Instead, they came to a halt outside a modern apartment block close to the city center. It shouldn’t have come as a surprise, given his choice of transport was a non-descript silver hatchback and not some flashy sports car. His modest lifestyle only made him all the more endearing. The heir to Kelsey’s Department Store could surely afford a more luxurious standard of living if he chose—unless the store was in more trouble than she could have imagined. She preferred to think material goods weren’t important to him. It put them on a more even footing. When he turned off the engine, a shiver of anticipation ran up her spine. “Nice place,” she said because ‘What do we do now?’ would’ve sounded even more lame. “All bought and paid for with my own hard earned cash.” He puffed out his chest with the same pride she saw every time he made his mark in the store. “I hope I can do the same one day.” The money she earned caring for Lee had barely covered her travel expenses, so she’d never been able to save for a place of her own.
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