Fractured Hearts: A Fractured Rock Star Romance by L. M. Dalgleish

Author:L. M. Dalgleish [Dalgleish, L. M.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-06-30T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter 24

Connor was driving one of the cars to Drew’s house. He enjoyed driving, particularly when he was heading out of the city and toward the beach. Unbidden, his eyes glanced up at the rearview mirror to find Lexie in the back seat, her face turned to gaze out of the window.

He frowned at her pensive expression. She hadn’t wanted to come with them, and the right thing to do would have been to let her have some space. But he’d been a bastard and basically commanded her to be there with them. He didn’t really care if there were photos from this getaway in the book or not, but it had been the only excuse he could think of at the time. He just liked being around her, even if the enjoyment he’d found in her presence before they’d slept together had been replaced by the constant pull of desire.

Dragging his eyes away from her pretty profile, he looked back at the road. The last thing they needed was to get in an accident because he couldn’t focus.

Tex was lounging in the passenger seat next to him, a cap pulled down low on his forehead. Tex had offered for Lexie to sit in the front, but she’d declined, saying he needed more legroom than she did since he was so much taller. Connor hadn’t pushed the issue. He’d told her she had to come with them, he didn’t want to be a complete asshole and tell her where to sit as well.

He took one hand off the wheel and scrubbed it over his face. He didn’t know how he would get through the rest of the tour with this constant desire thrumming through him. She was always on his mind: when he was onstage, when he was supposed to be writing songs, when he was lying in bed at night unable to get to sleep. That would be all right if he were on his own and could relieve the tension, but when they were on the bus, packed in like sardines, it became a little awkward. Suffice to say, the shower was becoming his favorite place to be these days.

He tried to push thoughts of her out of his mind because he was looking forward to the afternoon and night ahead of them; he desperately needed a break from the tour.

His uncertainty about his future kept dragging him down. No matter how you looked at it, he had a responsibility to his friends to keep seeing this through. None of them had ever given any sign they were ready to try something different. And leaving when the band had reached this level of success seemed like a real dick move. And even if they were all ready to move on, he didn’t have a clear idea about what he wanted to do.

Music was still the most important thing in the world to him. It had been the one thing that had made him feel closer to the memory of his mother, and the one thing that had eased the hurt of his father pushing him away.

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