“Thanks,” I murmured, finally finding my voice.
“You’re welcome.” The man tucked the card back into his wallet before stuffing it in his back pocket. “Maybe I’ll see you again.”
I found myself nodding. “Sure. I hope so.”
He turned his head to his friends who were waiting by the exit. “I’d better go. My buddies are waiting.”
“Yeah,” I answered, wishing that he didn’t have to go just yet so I could look at his incredible eyes for a while longer.
He offered me another smile. “See you.”
“Good night,” I answered.
I looked after the men as they went on out the door, kicking myself.
I should have asked him his name.
Falling For Him
For days after Cliff and his boys had come into the restaurant, I found myself hoping to see the man again. Tracy and Cliff had been chatting, and had plans
