The Second Arrangement
“Numbers don’t lie.”
Jax studied him for a long moment, then set the tablet aside. “You’re distracted. That’s rare. Usually after a win like that, you’re already outlining the integration plan.”
Callum leaned against the edge of his massive oak desk, arms loosely crossed over his chest. The tailored fabric of his shirt pulled slightly across his shoulders. “Not distracted,” he corrected quietly. “Focused.”
Jax’s eyebrows rose. “On what? Because that expression usually means you’ve already decided the outcome of something, and the universe just hasn’t caught up yet.”