End Game
“My little energy sucker might help me fall asleep this time around though. It’s been a while since I was on a plane for more than four hours.”
The elevator stops two floors down, and an older couple gets in.
“Hello, Ms. Dawson,” the man says.
“Hi, Mr. Keller. And Mrs. Keller. How are you?”
“We’re good, thank you. Getting ready to brave the rain,” the wife says, bringing her hand up to her hair. “Are you going on vacation?”
“We are,” Quinn replies, tipping her head up at me. “Hawaii.”
“Oh, you’ll love it!” Mrs. Keller coos. “Our daughter went before her baby was due too. That whole babymoon thing wasn’t around when we had our kids.” She darts her gaze to me. “I didn’t realize you two moved i