Now it’s his turn to look confused. His mouth parts twice, and a deep valley forms between his brows. “She sat right behind me. You stared at her the entire time.” I’m not sure what’s funnier. Him thinking I could see anyone behind his large frame or him believing I wanted to see anyone else besides him. Maybe it’s my sister screaming in the back of my head or the reality that I really don’t want to leave this dinner with any regrets, but I tell him the truth. “I was staring at you, Eli.” He narrows his eyes in suspicion. “No way. I saw you after the ceremony. Your sister was saying she was
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