“Yes,” I heard myself say. “That’s me.”
She stepped aside without suspicion. “Great. He’s in the shower. Feel free to look around.”
I walked in slowly, my heart hammering so hard I worried she’d hear it. Everything looked… lived in. Shoes by the couch that weren’t mine. A second toothbrush in the holder. Fresh flowers on the table—flowers Ethan had never once bought for me.
“Nice place,” I said, forcing a professional tone.
“Thank you,” she replied warmly. “We just moved in together a few months ago.”
Together.