In the silence
that followed Megan wondered again about the cat who Andy had released all of
those years ago. She wondered if he even
remembered it anymore, or if he had moved on from those memories, too. But she didn't ask. She only stood there, waiting, until he said, “So, anyway, I just wanted to
stop by, because I’ll be heading off to Chicago tomorrow.”
“Does that you mean you’ve made a
decision about your job?”
“I talked to my boss when he was
here. We've everything worked out.”
“That’s great,” Meg said, and smiled
at him. “Well, good luck.”
“Thanks. And, Megan—it was good to see you again.”
“You, too.”
After a brief hesitation Andy turned
toward the door. Before he reached it,
he said to the wall, “So I guess you’re going to hate me forever, then."
“Oh, no. Not at all.”
“You sure?”
“I’m sure.”
“You’ll let me know if you ever need
something?”
“Definitely.”
“Good,” he answered. And without another word he left the hotel room.
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