Her Snow Valley Fake New Year's Eve Boyfriend by Taylor Hart

Author:Taylor Hart [Hart, Taylor]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: ArchStone Ink
Published: 2019-12-30T06:00:00+00:00

Chapter 13

The building they entered was a lot bigger than Jax would have expected for a dance studio. Tia opened a sliding glass door, and he saw that one side of the huge warehouse-like structure was a dance studio. A hallway led to what looked like a huge workout space. He pointed to the gym. “Can I look?”

“Go for it.”

He rushed down and couldn’t believe there were floor-to-ceiling windows with the mountains as the view. There was also a huge boxing rink and so many treadmills, ellipticals, and stair machines. On the other side were various weights and machines, and there was a whole area with mats.

She followed him in. “My aunt and uncle’s son, Mike, was a boxer—well, really an MMA fighter. So they built out this side for him.”

He would love to have a gym like this. “Dang.” As she led him through it, he inspected the quality of the equipment and all of the mirrors. It even had a drinking fountain and a huge stereo system. “I like it.”

She laughed. “Oh my gosh, I just thought about how Lacey, my cousin, brought this guy home for Christmas as a fake boyfriend and they told us he was in college, but he ended up being totally military. In the Air Force. She ended up marrying him.”

“What?” He followed her back to the dance studio. “So their fake relationship turned real?”

She wagged a finger at him. “But this thing with us definitely won’t.”

Jax hesitated. “Of course it won’t.” How come he didn’t feel like he was telling the truth. Then he remembered what she’d said before. “You mentioned that your cousin married a military guy and he was never home.”

She flipped on the lights inside the dance studio area. “Exactly. They live a couple of miles down the road. They have their own place. They have a couple of kids, and Lacey still teaches dance out of this studio. But it’s really hard on her with Dom gone a lot.”

“I bet,” Jax said, checking out the wood floors. Again, there were floor-to-ceiling windows with the view of the mountains. The ballerina bars and mats hung on the walls. Mirrors took up all the other walls. “This is sweet.”

She walked over to a stereo system and turned it on, using her phone and hooking it up to a playlist. “It is sweet. When I was little, Lacey and I spent hours in here.”

The music started, a country song by Montana Cruz.

Jax took off his coat and boots.

She tugged off her sweatshirt, revealing a black Lycra leotard top. Her pants were black Lycra, too.

Jax felt a burst of adrenaline. The woman looked good. Better than good.

She turned to him and pulled her long red hair up into a ponytail. “Ready?”

“Sure.” He suddenly felt awkward. She looked so graceful, and he felt anything but graceful.

She put her hand on his shoulder.

He put his other hand on her waist. “Gotta make sure the town thinks we really know how to dance together, right?”

Her eyes narrowed.

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