Another Saturday Night by Jennie Marts

Author:Jennie Marts [Marts, Jennie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: (¯`'•.¸//(*_*)\\¸.•'´¯)
Published: 2012-12-19T07:00:00+00:00

18

“There he is,” Cassie cried, as she jumped up and down in her seat.

“I can’t believe he showed up while we were here,” Sunny said incredulously.

“Right? What are the odds?”

“Well, the odds aren’t too bad considering we’ve been hanging around here for the past two days just hoping we’d see him,” she answered wryly.

Maggie had to show up at her day job, so Sunny and Cassie had spent most of the day on Monday and Tuesday at the café across from Finney’s Investigations, where Piper and Drew had spied Jake the week before. They had wasted hours watching and waiting for Jake’s return. So far, they had tried all six flavors of milkshake the café offered. If Sunny saw another french fry, she might vomit.

On Monday, they each showed up to the restaurant in head to toe black apparel, then laughed at each other’s silly prime-time idea of spying.

“Maybe the all black is better at night,” Sunny said, dragging the black baseball cap from her head.

“Well, you did it too!” Cassie pulled the black leather driving gloves from her hands and stuffed them in her purse. “I just got excited. It’s my first stakeout. I didn’t know what to wear!”

Their stakeout had gone from exciting and thrilling to dull and boring. So far, it had resulted in watching several women go in and out of the salon and constant full bladders from too many iced teas.

After so many hours of tedious observation, Sunny couldn’t believe it when Jake’s Mustang pulled up in front of the strip mall. As he climbed from the car, she took in his lean muscled body. His dark aviator sunglasses added an extra air of dangerousness.

Cassie gave a low wolf whistle. “I can definitely see why you’re into this guy. He’s hot!”

“Told you! Now get down.” Sunny pulled Cassie into a squat behind her chair, then reached up to throw some bills on the table for a tip. They duck-walked out of the café and hid behind some low shrubbery, both scrambling to get their dark glasses out of their purses.

Sunny pulled on her glasses then covered her mouth to prevent a giggle from escaping as Cassie looked at her from behind a huge pair of black sunglasses, giving her the impression of a big-eyed fly.

“Cut it out.” Cassie swatted at Sunny. “C’mon,” she said, and the two ran across the street as soon as Jake had entered the building.

They sneaked in the front entrance just in time to see Jake push open the door to Finney’s office. As they crept closer, they could just make out the conversation through the partially open door.

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