“Okeydoke!” She trotted along. “Say, Dallas, have you ever noticed—” “No. Don’t talk.” She hummed instead. Eve opted to stick with the miserably crowded elevator all the way down, as the noise level drowned out the chemically induced joy. In the car Eve drew a deep breath. Tried one more. “If you don’t pull it together, I’m going to leave you locked in the car while I conduct interviews.” “Uh-uh, partners. Ass to work off. I can’t stop!” she added with just a little hint of panic as Eve pulled out. “Part of my brain’s going, Oops, crap, why! But the rest of it’s all happy and everything’s so
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