Chapter 9
“Wait, I don’t understand,” Calloway sputtered. His shock was evident, written plainly across his face and echoing through his strained tone. “How… how is my daughter dating your grandson?”
“Well, as I said earlier, it seems to be one of those cliché moments of being in the wrong place at the right time,” Eleanor reiterated.
Calloway struggled to process the words, but as they finally began to sink in, the pieces of the past week fell into place. His friend’s inexplicable anger suddenly made sense. Serenity had stood up the man he’d set her up with, an act Calloway had initially dismissed as a simple miscommunication. He had been trying to reach her to sort out the matter, but Serenity had remained elusive. She kept insisting she was busy and promised she would eventually get
