Chapter 20
Even if they continued acting as if they were a couple, it might not fool the email writer. Or it could put Theo in the spotlight for a different reason—as a target to reinforce the man’s threat that he meant business.
When Ric explained his thoughts during his call, Theo reluctantly agreed he had a point.
“I don’t like it,” Theo said. “Not because I might be in danger—’Might’ being the operative word. I hate the idea we can’t see each other until he’s stopped.”
“Frustrating, I agree.”
“You could always disguise yourself. Right?”
Ric laughed. “I could, but I won’t. First off, if, and I agree it’s only if he doesknow who I am and is watching my house, he might wonder who the stranger was who he saw leaving. Especially since you and I are a couple.”
“I like that idea. I mean the couple part. But how would he know who you are?” Theo asked. “Oh, right, never mind. Your name and Ethan’s are on the website. I suppose it’s a good thing your photos aren’t.”