“And that would be…” Zoie prompted.
“Heartless, selfish, driven.” She lifted a brow. “Need I go on?”
“Unless I’m mistaken, those are the same personality traits I’ve heard you attribute to your father.”
“Two peas in a pod.”
“Come on, Gina,” Zoie groused. “Give the guy a break. Just because your father’s a jerk, doesn’t mean all men are.”
Gina jutted her chin. “I never said they were.” She stooped and picked up her briefcase, signaling an end to the discussion. “We’d better go. With airport security being what it is, I don’t want to take a chance on being late and missing my flight.”
Zoie grasped the handle of Gina’s rolling bag and pulled it behind her as she followed Gina to the door. “You haven’t forgotten that I’m going to Sully’s for a couple of days and won’t be here to pick you up when you return?”
“I haven’t forgotten.”
“So how are you going to get home?”
“I’ll grab a cab.”
Zoie bit back a smile as she stepped out into the hall. “You know, you could ask Case to pick you up. I’m sure he wouldn’t mind.”
Gina huffed a breath. “I’d walk first.”
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