“Hello?” The number wasn’t one he recognized but the voice on the other end was familiar.
“Wyatt? Did I wake you?”
“No. I was up.” He was glad he and Margaret, the woman who ran the local temp agency, were not using video chat. She’d have seen the messy mop of romantic curls cut close on the sides but quirky and floppy on top sticking up on the right side and how he was hopping from one foot to another trying to stay warm in the freezing hallway clad only in his black boxer briefs. “What’s going on?”
“I hate to bother you,” Margaret said in a tone that indicated that she didn’t particularly care if she bothered him or not. “But the guy that was supposed to be there this morning to help you guys out at The Center said he might not make it.”
“Damn it, Margaret! What the hell is wrong with people?” Wyatt scampered into the living room and to wrap Oliver’s Star Wars throw around his shivering body. He needed a hot shower as quickly as possible.