He spotted Laney instantly, standing beside her van and looking barely old enough to drive it. In her arms, Angel appeared to be the size of a football, and Ty imagined the dog couldn’t have a brain much larger than a pea. He fought the urge to drive right past Laney, past the expectant smile on her face, and past the button-bright eyes of the papillon. He wanted to gun the motor and head back into the land of sanity where there was no risk of hurting his professional reputation. He rubbed his chin impatiently. It didn’t help that he had never seen a woman who looked less likely to find a gun in a locker than Laney did. She looked fragile and innocent, vulnerable and slightly lost in the nearly empty parking lot. He jerked the car into gear and swung into the parking spot next to Laney’s minivan. Because his heart jumped when she smiled at him, he scowled as fiercely as he could. “Angel is ready,” Laney said.
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