to their advantage. He might not be able remember his name and his past, but he certainly remembered how to use his charm.
She’d have to be careful around him, because for some unfathomable reason she wanted him to find her attractive.
She gave herself a mental shake. When had her ego hit bottom?
She didn’t need a man or anyone else to make her feel good about herself. She was capable, smart and knew what she wanted in life. And it wasn’t a charming stranger, no matter how attractive, or what yearnings he stirred.
The radio attached to her shirt came on. Ophelia’s disembodied voice came through clear. “Sean is here to see you.”
Audrey sighed. She pressed the talk button. “Send him back.” She liked Sean, but she wasn’t interested in dating him, though he’d asked on numerous occasions. It wasn’t that the EMT wasn’t handsome or kind or that they didn’t get along. They did. As friends. There was no spark between them. She thought of him more as a brother. She and his older sister had been friends forever.
A few moments later, Sean leaned against the partition wall next to her desk. Today he wore jeans and a plaid shirt beneath a puffy dark blue jacket. The stubble on his face matched his dark auburn hair. The only sign he’d been in a car crash yesterday was the purple bruise on his forehead. His searching gaze was trained on her face. “How’s it going?”
“So far it’s been an uneventful night,” she replied. “How are you doing?”
“I’ve a tough noggin, or so your mother tells me,” he said.
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