Oh my God.
Will was the one who had saved Mary. He was probably the one who had repaid Hank as well. Her brain felt like it was going to explode.
She had to talk to him right now. And she had no idea how.
“Shit.” She cursed as she stared down at the screen.
How had she left Montauk without getting his number? And when did she become one of the characters in her books that has no way to reach the guy she was swooning over?
Lizzy quickly dialed her sister.
“Hey,” Jane answered sleepily. “Everything okay?”
“Yeah, are you with Charlie?”
“Yeah, we’re staying at the Ocean Surf Inn tonight. Grand gesture, you know?” Jane said. Lizzy could hear the smile in her voice. Then she heard Charlie groan in the background. “And we’re about to—”
“I don’t want to know!” Lizzy said loudly.
“Watch a movie! Charlie’s never seenAttack of the Clones.” Jane laughed. “I would not have answered if we—”
“Okay. Right. Got it,” Lizzy said, cutting her off. “So, ah, can you ask Charlie for Will’s number?”
“Will Darcy’s number?”
“Yeah.”
Jane paused. “Why?”
“Well.” Lizzy hesitated for a moment, then answered quickly, “I’m pretty sure I’m in love with him.”
A long silence followed.
“You’re joking,” Jane finally said.
Lizzy cringed. “Not exactly the reaction I was hoping for.”
“You’re in love with Will? Will Darcy?”
There was a loud crash then, and Lizzy could hear Charlie yell something.
“Everything okay?” Lizzy asked, brow furrowed.
Jane sighed. “Hold on.”
Her sister must have been covering the microphone because their voices became muffled. But Lizzy could make out a few of Charlie’s words.Ridiculous… Deserve each other…Point Break.
Then Jane returned. “Okay, I have it.”
“What’s wrong with Charlie?”
“Something about Keanu Reeves, I think.”
Lizzy was tempted to prod, but then her phone pinged with a text message.
“Just sent it to you,” Jane said. “Call me later and tell me what exactly is going on?”
“Promise.” Lizzy hung up and opened Will’s contact information.
