Love Don't Live Here Anymore (The Love Collection Book 3) by Vy Antenette

Author:Vy Antenette [Antenette, Vy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Archline Publishing
Published: 2016-02-29T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Twenty-One

Friday was Summer’s favorite day of the week. She felt like she could accomplish a lot on those evenings and still feel as if she had a whole other day to do whatever she wanted before finally winding down her weekend on Sunday. The sun was shining brightly, which helped add an extra ten degrees, bringing the outdoor temperature to sixty-five. Having had a good night’s rest, she got out of bed and opened all the blinds in the house. She brushed her teeth and washed her face. She’d taken a shower the night before, so she was able to just throw on her workout suit in preparation for her morning jog.

Summer grabbed her iPod and once she got outside, she put her key in her sock and placed her ear buds into her ears. She was deep into her walk and jogging combination when Trey Songz started crooning about the neighbors knowing his name. It seemed like she hadn’t been jogging in a long time. She figured that others may have felt the same because there seemed to be more people than usual on the park path that she normally followed. She hadn’t given Vincent much ear play since she’d seen him at the airport; therefore, she was a little reluctant to follow her normal routine to avoid running into him.

A part of her did want to see him but she would never admit it. At times, she could be very stubborn and today was one of those days. Opting to power walk behind his development, Summer took the first right before his block and walked two more blocks over. At the next intersection, she started jogging and turned left on Charter Lane. As she ran three blocks, she slowed to a walk until she came upon Stymens Drive. Wanting to go right, she saw that it was a dead end and went left instead. As she turned the corner, she saw a car that looked like Vincent’s. Fuck. Summer tried to look for an escape route but there was no way she could avoid him. She didn’t want to look into the car to confirm his identity, so she looked at the front license plate and it left no doubt as to whose car it was. She leaped into a jog and darted in the opposite direction of the way he was driving. She heard him beep the horn at her but she kept jogging, acting as if she couldn’t hear it. There were only two roads that would lead out of the development and back to the park entrance, where she’d entered his complex: one was the road she had just passed and the other one was Vincent’s block.

She hoped that she could run past his house and dip onto another street before he had a chance to catch her on his block. The thought was futile; when she turned the corner, she saw Vincent pull into his driveway and get out of the car. He walked to the end of his driveway and waited until Summer caught up.

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