She tried to push the idea away, but it wouldn’t budge.
Yet lodged with it was the recollection of the coolness that had been in Gavin’s voice when he’d spoken to her, the reserve with which he’d treated her, the hurried way he’d said goodbye the instant it was politely feasible. A dull ache blossomed in the region of her heart as she faced a truth she’d been trying to avoid for hours.
Whatever feelings he’d once had for her were dead. The best thing she could do for both of them was keep her distance so they could both get on with their lives.
And yet, if he could help Brett…
She instinctively glanced heavenward. “I don’t know if this is part of Your plan for me, but I’m not making any promises,” she warned Him, her feelings as tangled as a ball of yarn tossed into a roomful of kittens. “Except that I’ll think about it.”
For now that would have to be enough.
A nun.
Gavin stared unseeingly at the columns of January revenue figures laid out on his desk.
A nun. The word—and all it implied—had been rattling around in his head for the past four days, surfacing at odd moments to ruin his concentration.
And he was damned if he knew why. After all, as he’d proved at Nick’s wedding reception, Colleen meant nothing to him.
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