Chapter 63

“Fine. One minute.”

Cooper beamed at him and stepped back, giving Edwin the room to move. Cooper opened the door with a flourish, and if anything should have given Edwin a bad feeling, it was the obvious excitement and satisfaction in Cooper’s green eyes. But Edwin slid behind the wheel, making it a point to keep the door open and one foot flat on the garage floor. Cooper joined him in the passenger seat, the look of satisfaction never fading.

“What?” Edwin asked. “I don’t see anything different in here.”

“There’s not a difference in here. The difference is you.”

“What about me?”

“Look in the mirror.”

Edwin wanted to ask just what the hell Cooper was talking about, but he had the feeling no real explanation would be forthcoming. There was no choice but to do what Cooper said and study his reflection in the rearview mirror. But one glance sent the color from his cheeks and his heart kicking into overdrive.

“What did you do?”

“I didn’t do anything.”