Trinity Falls. Regina Hart

since you were in high school.”

      He snorted. “Time doesn’t determine how well you know a person.”

      She had the nerve to laugh. “Then it’s a good thing you’ve come home, since you’re such a stellar judge of character.”

      Ean didn’t have a response. He wondered about the calm he found in Megan’s company. Every time he tried to strike out, she found the words to defuse his pain and confusion. How was she able to do that?

      He studied his father’s headstone. “Did my mother tell you we argued this morning?”

      “No. You just did.” Her words were rich with amusement.

      “She wants the three of us to have dinner together tonight.” Ean shook his head. “Everything’s changed. It’s not the same here anymore.”