Annie had left her shoes in Webb's car and, as soon as she'd walked into the DPD, had been told that she was due to leave on a flight to Madrid. Knowing that Webb wasn't in his office yet, she left him a voice mail and prepared to leave.
It wasn't that she didn't want to talk to him, but she was still feeling a little awkward about the previous
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During the rest of Annie's time away, he began to doubt pretty much everything about them. He knew that children were out of the question but did that mean they suddenly had nothing to talk about or to talk to each other at all?
When his desk phone rang, he answered without looking, "Webb."
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Her voice was quiet, but not nearly as intimate sounding as she usually was when she called up to his office in the middle of the day. Part of it was because of the way she'd left, and part of it was because she'd just spent seven hours on a plane. Another big factor in her return was measuring how he was taking her exit.
Since she hadn't said goodbye before she'd left, she wasn't sure if he was angry. "I'm back."
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Now THAT he had to understand, right?
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Once she'd changed into her relaxing clothes, she pulled out a book and waited for Webb.
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He hoped this wasn't going to be as awkward as lunch earlier in the day.
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Taking the glasses, she shut the door behind him and smiled. "The food is at Danielle's. She did something fun with chicken and rice and..." She shrugged. "It's supposed to be pretty good. If you want to get comfortable, I'll go get it."
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"Danielle's cooking is usually really good."
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