I was glad that the vampires had sent me home with just the sphinx. Levie was still wrapped up in business with his cousin, so I didn't have to worry about the two of them officially meeting each other just yet. Though he was probably going to flip when he realized I was at home without him. “I thought we weren't meeting until tomorrow?” I asked tentatively, accepting the flowers with a smile. The sphinx ignored the both of us and walked right through the beige, plywood door into my apartment. At least it was still acting polite, even if it was technically holding me hostage. Terrence ran a hand down the front of his suit and adjusted his tie in nervousness. The black jacket looked great against his light skin, and it looked expensive as hell. I knew little to nothing about designers, but I was betting this was a name brand something or other. “I just wanted to leave these at your doorstep as an apology. I didn't expect to see you here.”
