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Now he crossed his arms over his chest, as if in challenge. “How do you know?”
She wasn’t about to tell him she knew him by his roguish smile. So she said, “I can tell by the twinkle in your eyes.”
Oh, bravo, Kendall, she congratulated herself. Telling him that was so much better than telling him you recognized him by his smile.
Matthias arched his eyebrows at the comment, his eyes… Oh, damn. They were twinkling. “Really?” he asked with much interest. Way more interest than he should be showing, actually.
“I mean…” Kendall started to backtrack.
But he wasn’t going to let her. “You think my eyes twinkle? Since when?”
“Well, since you were in college, anyway,” she hedged. She pointed at the photograph again. “Obviously.”
“No, I mean, since when did you notice it?” he asked.
If she were going to be honest, she would have to admit that she first noticed it when he interviewed her for the job. Naturally, she wouldn’t tell him that. “I don’t know,” she hedged again. “And really, it’s not like they twinkle a lot or anything.”
He smiled. “They must, if that’s how you knew it was me in the photo and not Luke.”
“Okay, I lied,” she said. “That’s not how I knew it was you in the picture.”
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