She could hear the concern in his voice. “Why wouldn’t it be?”
“Just checking. I want to make sure you know that no matter what happens, I love you.”
Madi cringed slightly and decided not to overthink the comment. “Now who’s the worrier?” she asked. “You’re the one who’s surrounded by strangers and groupies. I worry about you, too, you know.”
“There’s nothing to worry about. I have security.”
Madi laughed. “And I have Kendra.”
She could hear him smile through his sigh. Madi stood and moved to her window, pulling back the blinds. “How’s Gina, by the way? I left her a message but she hasn’t gotten back to me.”
There was a long pause before Jake spoke, as if he was considering what to say and how to say it. “Gina’s great. Probably just busy with work. Next time I speak to her, I’ll remind her to call you.”
Although Madi hadn’t known Gina for long, she knew she was just like her brother. If she hadn’t at least texted her back by now, there must be something going on. Madi suddenly felt anxious to talk to Gina. Maybe she knew what her brother was hiding.
