Chapter 12

“Are you going to cut my hair?”

“I can see you’re attached to your long hair. Never fear, sweet thing. I am nothing if not considerate. We’ll keep somelength—on top, anyway. I’m leaning toward a sexy undercut. And highlights and lowlights will do amazing things for your hair color.” Willis handed him a contacts case. “Pop these in, and let’s take a look, shall we?”

Willis held up a hand mirror as Phillip applied the contacts. “I like them,” he said. They weren’t nearly as bright as he’d thought colored contacts would be. They simply gave his brown eyes a hint of color. He looked different without standing out, which seemed to be the name of the game.

“Perfect,” Willis said. He held up a pair of eyeglasses, black rectangular Ray-Ban frames with clear non-prescription lenses.

Phillip put them on and looked in the mirror. Between the eye color and the glasses, it was a good start. Clark Kent effect, indeed. He echoed his earlier reply. “I like them.”