Chapter 29

“I’m nervous about the play,” he admitted. “Not that Arturo won’t be great. He will. But if for any reason he decides he’s not happy and pulls out…that’s it. The whole project goes down the drain.”

“But if he’s as down to earth as you say, and really cares about helping people, he wouldn’t fuck you over like that,” Colin pointed out. “And if he does fuck you over like that, then we’ll find a way to fix it. Because we can’t afford to let the project go down the drain.”

The unexpected show of solidarity did more than reassure him Arturo was a professional. Grady kept his gaze forward so Colin couldn’t see how profoundly the simple gesture hit him. “Are you more okay with the project now that you’ve had a few days to think about it?”

“I’m going to do my best to help make it a success.”

“That doesn’t actually answer my question, you know.’

Colin shrugged. “I guess not, but that’s the only thing that matters, right?”