“I did pretty well.”
“You did.”
I looked up.
There was no teasing in his voice that time.
Just an observation.
For some reason, that made it harder to look at him than the teasing had.
So I glanced at the computer.
“When do you think you’ll have everything ready?”
“A day or so. These won’t take as long as the event gallery.”
“No rush.”
“I’ll send you a few before then.”
“Including mine?”
“Especially yours.”
I smiled before remembering I was trying not to.
“Okay.”
He shifted the strap of his bag higher on his shoulder but didn’t move toward the door.
I waited.
He looked toward the café.
Then back at me.
“You eaten?”
I glanced at the clock.
“It’s eleven-fifteen.”
“That wasn’t my question.”
“I had coffee.”
“That also wasn’t my question.”
I thought about the granola bar still buried somewhere in my purse.
“No.”
“Me neither.”
I waited for whatever came next.
Ellis rubbed his thumb along the strap of his camera bag.