Maybe he’d been trying to get in touch with me all this time. “You couldn’t tell the phone was dead? I had to—” “I know about the phone. I’m referring to the note I left, asking you to meet me.” “What note?” I asked. He frowned, confused by my confusion. “The note you took from the cabin. You should have replied if you weren’t going to make it. When it was gone, I assumed you were telling me you would be there. Or are you going to claim someone broke in and that’s the only thing they stole?” I blinked, then clumsily turned, intending to fetch the dark gray raincoat from my bedroom and the crumpled note in the pocket. Corbin caught my arm, pulled me back to face him. “Don’t walk away from me, Audrey. Things change. I get that. Things have changed for me, too.” That last sentence interrupted my very good explanation for why I hadn’t responded. “What changed for you?” It came out rather meanly, and I winced. I really had internalized my dad’s way of talking to people when upset.
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