My heart pounded whenever his brake lights flashed. I kept expecting him to pull over and ask why I was following my own husband.
Dawson drove straight past the turn for the community rink. He crossed the river into a neighborhood of offices and expensive houses, stopping outside a glass-fronted building.
“No way.”
I slowed down when I saw the sign above the entrance.
RIDGEWAY FIGURE SKATING ACADEMY.
“No way,” I whispered.
I’d seen Ridgeway’s name on competition programs. Its coaches trained skaters aiming for national championships. Dawson and I had never discussed anything like that for Cecilia.
I parked across the street. Cecilia and Dawson went inside.
Cecilia had once pointed out the academy’s name in a program, half admiring and half intimidated. She’d never mentioned wanting to train there.
I parked across the street. Cecilia and Dawson went inside. I waited, hoping there was an innocent explanation, then followed.