I don’t know if I’m relieved or furious.
Both feels too small.
My phone buzzes on the counter.
I grab it.
Legend.
“What?” I bark.
A beat of silence.
Then his voice, rough. “You know?”
My blood goes cold again. “Know what?”
He curses.
That tells me enough.
“You knew?” I say.
“No. I woke up to Holler at my gate looking like a man whose wife just made him stupid by association.”
“Holler’s back?”
“Early.”
I close my eyes.
Lottie’s done it.
“Where are they?” I ask.
“Come to the clubhouse.”
“No.”
“Derby.”
“Tell me where they are.”
“Come to the clubhouse before you do something stupid.”
“I’m already dressed.”
“Then you’re halfway there.”
I hang up.
Not mature.
Don’t care.
I shove Amelia’s note into my pocket, grab my keys, and step outside.
The little dinosaur keychain she bought me hangs from the ring.