Rogue Nights by Hibbert Talia

Author:Hibbert, Talia [Hibbert, Talia]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Action & Adventure, Collection & Anthology, Lifetime Love, Women's Fiction, MM Romance, Forever Love, Multi-Author Collections, Hearts Desire, Sensual Story Theme, contemporary romance, Second Chance Reunion, Lesbian Romance, Romantic Schemes, Beautiful & Feisty, Adult Themes, The Rogue Series Book, Romance, Single Woman, LGBTQ, Anthologies, Bachelor, Love-Family & Forever, Home & Family, Small Town & Rural Area, Honesty & Trust, Life-Changes, Contemporary
Amazon: B07JKQPZ9B
Goodreads: 42420719
Publisher: Annabeth Albert
Published: 2018-11-08T08:00:00+00:00

3

Aless said that Diego’s garage was down this street, but there were a dozen car repair shops lined up one after another. I kept my foot on the brake and slowed at each driveway, trying to find the right one—why couldn’t these places make their signs more prominent?

Aless had friended me on Facebook almost immediately after we’d met outside the library a couple of days ago. Given the fight I’d had with Diego, I wasn’t sure I should accept her friend request. But I’d been rolling our words around in my head for days and with each replay, I’d felt like more and more of an ass. Sending a text apology didn’t feel like it made the cut. So I accepted her request and asked her where he worked; she was a fountain of information.

Spotting José’s Auto Shop, I pulled into the driveway and parked. It was late; most of the garages I passed had been closed up for the day. Even this one seemed empty, save for the one door that was still open. Aless had said that Diego was working late.

It was kind of eerie walking up to the single open door. The light was on, but the place seemed deserted, the only sound was my foot falls on the concrete floor. Then something clanged, echoing from the back, all the way through the cavernous space.

“Hello?” I called out.

Silence.

“Diego?” I took a couple of steps forward. “It’s Derek. Lam. From school?” Yeah, of course from school, idiot. How many Derek Lam’s did I think he knew?

Finally, there was some shuffling, another clang like a metal tool had been dropped on top of others, and Diego emerged from behind a car. Hot damn. He wore a white, ribbed tank top smudged with motor grease and dark blue coveralls with the sleeves tied around his waist. He was wiping his hands with a dirty-looking rag as he walked toward me with a slow, confident gait. My imagination went rogue, feeding me images of Diego bending me over a hood of a car, his body hard against mine. Jesus Christ, what was wrong with me? I had stalked the guy to his workplace to apologize to him, not cast him as a fantasy porn star.

Diego stopped several yards away, and his eyes flicked to the open door. “How did you know where I was?”

“Aless told me.” The fact that I could still speak was a miracle, frankly. My mouth was so dry, my tongue felt like it was going to fall out.

Diego’s deep frown and stiffened posture got me speaking again.

“She friended me on Facebook. And I felt bad about what I said at the library. So I wanted to come apologize. In person. Surprise!” I tried for a smile, but it probably made me look even more awkward than I felt.

The tension melted from Diego in measures. “Fuck, Aless. She’d lead ICE right to our doorstep if given the chance.” He stuffed the rag in his pocket, but it hung

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