Chapter 36

John laughed. “I’d say from the look on your face they’re going very well.”

Mick nodded. “And I’m not going to worry about why he’s talking to Ms. Lang. He’ll tell me when he’s ready to.”

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“This would work,” Wynn said, as he looked around the large, open space. “The lighting’s not bad, and if I put in a skylight and larger windows on the north wall…” He tapped a finger to his lips. “It’s the best place you’ve shown me so far.”

“You don’t mind that it’s not in town, I gather,” Ms. Lang said.

“Not in the least. As a matter of fact I prefer it that way.” He chuckled. “Most of my work revolves around nature, and God only knows, there’s plenty of it outside this cabin. I’ll admit I’m surprisedthe owner wants to sell it.”

“Her husband died about six months ago and it was, to be honest, more his place than hers. He was an avid hunter.”

Then my buying it is just what he deserves. Wynn considered the thought, chuckling to himself. He’ll probably roll over in his grave.