His First Lady
When I look up again, she is still standing there, just inside the door.
At this point, I’m honestly considering never using a public bathroom again for as long as I live.
“We can talk in here, girl to girl,” Sabrina says, smiling at me. “Whatever we say doesn’t have to leave these walls.”
I doubt that. Not only is Sabrina a reporter, she is a ruthless one, tracking down leads like she has the nose of a bloodhound. It makes her a very good reporter.
It also makes me very nervous, because right now that bloodhound nose has caught my scent.