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Making Up
The next morning, she awoke to find a handwritten note, a rose, and a blueberry muffin, her favorite, on the nightstand next to her. It wasn’t at all unusual for Aaron to leave hours before she even woke up, and while an IAC message would have gotten the job done just as effectively, she always preferred a note.
Picking a chunk of muffin off the top and plunking it into her mouth, she swung her feet out of bed and stretched before picking up the note and reading it. It only said that he would be in his office working for a few hours and that he’d like to meet her for lunch if she w
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