“And I do need to meet Molly,” Olivia said, smiling. Hopefully the dog liked her. She’d always been more of a cat person. Was it weird to feel nervous about meeting a man’s dog?

“Oooo can I come?” Lexie asked. They both looked at her as Patrick sighed. She pouted. “What? Molly slept over at our apartment and I barely got to see her. Besides, more eyes aren’t a bad thing. In fact, I’d be surprised if you managed to keep everyone else away.”

“She’s got a point,” Patrick admitted, looking a bit sheepish.

Olivia groaned. “Exactly how many people did you two already tell?”

“Hey, now, Michael got the alarm notification too,” Patrick said. “It’s not just our fault.”

Ugh. Olivia was so glad she’d left her phone up in her office. It was probably blowing up right now.

“Just out of curiosity, has anyone talked to Zach about Roland?” Lexie asked, looking at Kincaid. “I mean, Zach’s nice enough since the douchebag left the club, but...”

“It was one of the first things I did,” Kincaid said, a little defensively. “Trust me, they’re not friends anymore. After Zach stayed in the class when Roland got kicked out, Roland called him a traitor and completely wrote him off. They haven’t talked since.” Olivia knew Kincaid and Zach had become pretty good friends, so she trusted him to know.

Lexie sighed. “Worth a try.”

“I’ve gotta go see what’s happening out front,” Kincaid said, giving her a sympathetic smile and then turning his attention to everyone else. He tucked the notepad and pen he’d been holding into his pocket. “Stay safe, everyone.”

After the cops left all six of them pitched in to cover up the big window with a plastic sheet from one of the storage rooms and clean up the broken glass on the floor.

“Do I even want to know what else this might be used for?” Avery muttered under her breath as she pressed the tape firmly down against the edge of the plastic. Luke choked back a laugh—and not just because of the dirty look Nick shot her.

“It could just be tape and plastic,” Nick pointed out loftily. “Not everything has to be dirty.”

Avery snorted. “Yeah, not like there’s a sex club upstairs or anything.”

When Lexie giggled the two seemed to remember they had an audience. Avery flushed red and finished taping down the plastic so Luke could step away.