Chapter 14
“I know where that is. I’ll drive.” Jan wasn’t a Savannah native, but she’d lived there for the past four years. Rush smiled. He would have offered, but even after all this time, he still had no car. “You’ve got a lab this afternoon, don’t you, Rush?”
“Yes, for Advanced Computing in Biomedical Engineering.”
“I’ll meet you in the student parkin’—parkinglot at four thirty, then. We should get to your house by about five, Mr. Weber. Is that okay with you?”
“That’s fine.”
“Thanks very much, sir.” Rush extended his hand, and this time he felt something like an electric shock as his palm connected with Mr. Weber’s. His mouth went dry, and although he’d intended to say, “We’ll see you later,” he couldn’t get another word out.
“It was nice meeting you, Mr. Weber.” Jan poked him, and he frowned at her before turning back to Mr. Weber.
“Yes, it was nice meeting you, sir.”