Kathy didn't notice the jealous glares and would have rolled her eyes at any she'd caught even if she had. For whatever they'd been to one another, once upon a time, she didn't really expect this to lead to anywhere close to the kind of activity they were all assuming.

Pity. Ezra was well-versed in shutting off Kathy's brain and that's exactly what she'd come here to do. But that had been back when she'd assumed she'd be unknown and anonymous here.

"Probably a good idea," Kathy said, following his lead. "This doesn't strike me as a conversation best had in front of strangers." Whatever kind of conversation 'this' was going to be.