Flashback ( PDFDrive )

“That’s because you also made them practice for hours every day!”
Grizel argued.
“You did the same with your squadron, and their performance was
never as precise as mine,” Sandor reminded her. “So either your
teaching skills are lacking, or I’m right about the weight of the blades.
Actually, both seem likely.”
Grizel narrowed her eyes. “It’s a good thing I love you, or I’d be
kicking you in the teeth right now. And that comment just cost you
another night of dancing—don’t think I’ve forgotten about the one
you still owe me!”
Sophie started to smile—but then Grizel’s words caught up with
her. “Wait, did you say love?”
She’d known Sandor and Grizel were dating.
But love?
A huge, goofy grin spread across her lips as both Sandor and Grizel
flushed bright pink. “Oh my goodness—that’s the sweetest thing
EVER!”
Sandor groaned. “As if they don’t tease us about our relationship
enough already!”
“I’m not going to tease you,” Sophie promised.
“But Keefe will,” Fitz jumped in. “And I’m sure he’s going to be
here any second, so—”
“Actually, Keefe said he wasn’t getting anywhere near you and a
bunch of weapons right now,” Sophie told him.
She’d been surprised, since Keefe usually insisted on tagging along
for everything. But he’d told her that Fitz would be way more likely to
listen if she went there on her own. And before she could argue—or