“Well, now you know.” Wyatt was grateful he could keep his eyes on the road and not Cole’s reaction.
“Know what?”
“About Oliver. I hate to, like, come out to people. It’s not a big deal. I just hate to mention it and it became like this thing. You know?”
Oliver shrugged. “He seemed really nice. How long have you been together?”
“Ten years, actually. He has his moments, that’s for sure. Hey, enough about me. Are you curious what you’re going to be doing today?”
“I guess.”
The list of things in Wyatt’s head was seemingly endless and he had trouble deciding exactly what he’d be needing Cole to do. Wyatt had founded the county’s only true not-for-profit charity several years ago and although he had built it up from nothing, it was still a struggle. The local government mandated that all
