Merrick took out his phone. “I was planning on kidnapping you and bringing you home with me. But it sounds like you need to go home to your sister’s.”
I nodded. “Yeah, I do.”
“Tomorrow night? Bring what you need with you to the office so you can stay. I’ll make you dinner.”
“You’re going to cook?”
“You don’t seem so hard to please, considering we had hot dogs tonight. I can top that.”
“Okay.” I smiled. “Sounds like a plan.”
He lifted his cell as we stood. “I’ll call you an Uber.”
“That’s okay. I’ll just jump on the train. There’s a station at the corner.”
Merrick ignored me and typed into his phone before looking up. “It’ll be here in three minutes.”
“Do you have something against the subway?”
“I have something against you not staying safe—same reason I think you should have an alarm in a first-floor apartment.”
As soon as we walked outside, the Uber pulled up. I kissed Merrick goodnight. “Thank you for coming to look at apartments with me. Oh my God—I didn’t even tell Greer I found a place.”
He leaned down to open the Uber door. “You had a lot of excitement tonight. I’ll have to work to make tomorrow evening as good.”
I wiggled my brows as I got into the back of the car. “I can’t wait.”