stretched out for what seemed like an eternity before Kendra said, “Tell me about this Daniel Devaney.”
Molly knew what she was really asking, but she said only, “He’s a child advocate for the state. That’s all you need to know.”
“He’s not hanging around here just because of me,” Kendra said with confidence. “He’s got the hots for you. And it goes both ways, doesn’t it?”
“Don’t be ridiculous!”
“Not that I’m any expert,” Kendra said, ignoring her denial, “but it sure looked that way to me. You get all flushed when he’s around. And I saw that picture you were holding in your room the other night. It was him, wasn’t it? He’s the guy who hurt you, the one you never talked things out with.”
“That doesn’t matter.”
“Sure it does,” Kendra insisted. “If you two had a thing once, it’s no wonder he gets you all worked up.”
“He gets me worked up because he makes me furious,” Molly retorted. “He thinks he knows everything. Have you forgotten that he’s looking for you? He wants to send you home.”
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