Cassie couldn’t keep a straight face, a teasing smirk breaking through as Erin laughed and shoved at her shoulder. “You’re rude.” “I’m just pointing out that I was right. No one cares what your house looks like. They’re here for the company. And maybe the food.” She grabbed another shrimp puff off Erin’s plate and popped it into her mouth. Thank God Adam came in before Erin could overthink and be mortified at the way she’d shoved Cassie’s shoulder. It felt childish, and obvious. Like pulling someone’s pigtails on the playground. Erin was grateful for the interruption, but she hoped Adam hadn’t
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