Sadly, before I knew it, we'd reached my stop. I smiled into his eyes as he took my hand this time, and helped to my feet so I wouldn't fall, giving my hand a gentle squeeze before letting go. "See you later, Cait," he said with a teasing smile, as I left.
Waving back, I breathlessly murmured, "Bye for now, Remo."
Once I got to work, I didn't have time to think about Remo, or those big, brown eyes. Barely able to catch my breath, fielding one call after another, I was so glad it was almost Friday, since on weekends I only had to work nights at the bar. And thankfully it closed early on Sundays, giving me a little extra time to study.
More than that, I was looking forward to Monday, when I'd be off for two whole weeks, using my holidays to work as a student teacher. I'd already done a fe
