The choice should be simple. Work or the man who had traveled so far to see her.She debated, then ducked into the kitchen, found the phone book in the pantry and made a couple of quick calls.“We’re taking the afternoon off,” she announced as she walked in on her team.“Oh, good,” Andrew said, coming up behind her and putting his hand on her shoulder. “Alone at last.”“Not exactly,” she said with a grin. “Everyone, the shuttle will be here shortly to take you back to your hotel. I want you to put on bathing suits and beach clothes. Plenty of sunscreen.”Donny grimaced. “You’re going to make us be outdoors again, aren’t you?”“Uh-huh.”There was a collection of grumbles, but everyone knew better than to argue.“At least we’ll get it over with,” someone said. “Then we can work.”“You’re taking them to the lake?” Andrew asked when the team had left. “Are you sure about this?”“They can swim,” she told him. “They might not be great at it, but they can.
