no. But it’s more complicated than that. I have to decide what to do with the park. And there’s this guy who’s taken custody of the dolphin there and is training—or rather untraining him to set him free.”
“A guy?” She could see Vicki’s blond eyebrows shooting up in interest.
“Yes, a guy. Anyway, I’ve been busy—”
“What about the guy?”
“He’s not that kind of a guy.”
“What is he, then?”
“What I mean is, it’s not like that. Don’t romanticize it, please.” Lucy laughed at the concept. “He and I barely get along.”
“Is he cute?”
“Mmm, yeah, I’d say that. Tall, blond curly hair, thin but muscular, and these green eyes that—he’s okay.”
“Lucy,” Vicki said, drawing out her name. “You’re holding out on me.”
Lucy looked around, paranoid that somehow someone would be standing there. “This is going to sound like a romance novel, but when I look at his eyes, it’s like I’m falling in. All right, he’s gorgeous, but that’s all there is to it. He spends his days saving dolphins. I mean, that’s his job. Sort of, because he doesn’t get paid for it. But he says he’s not a hero, and I believe he does feel that way.”
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