Chapter 4“Like the hair,” Jules said as he gave Audra a hug when she followed her brother and Cal into the main room. “How are you holding up?”
Audra smiled. “As well as can be expected, I guess. Hi, Marcus.” She gave him a wave and went to sit in the shadows at the far end of the bar.
“You’ve changed,” Marcus commented as he put a glass of ice water down in front of her. He tapped his chin as if trying to figure it out, and then grinned. “It’s the hair. I like.”
“Thank you.”
“If you don’t mind a suggestion, you might want to join Wally and Russ in the kitchen.”
“How sexist.” She chuckled and asked why.
“Not sexist. It’s safer there because no one can see you.”
She knew what he was implying and replied, “There’s no way Hank would come into the club.”
Resting an elbow on the bar, he
