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Breakfast on Monday was simple, just coffee and toast.
“You don’t have to go all out for me. I can fix myself something at home.” Quinn came into the kitchen, knotting his tie.
“Will you try to get more sleep today?”
“I think I’m about caught up. I have some errands I’ll need to run before I go to pick up the Lexus.” He took the slice of toast from my hand and bit into it.
“Do me a favor and turn in early tonight,” I told him.
“Yes, mother.”
“Smartass.”
Quinn glanced at the clock. “You’re going to be late.” It was 8:00 a.m. “You really don’t need to drive me home, you know. I can call a cab.”
“Don’t give me a hard time, okay?”
“Okay. Thank you.”
“Ass. I just need to make a phone call.”
“So do I. I’ll wait for you on the stairs.”