Things That Shine by Bria Quinlan & Hutchinson Heidi

Author:Bria Quinlan & Hutchinson,Heidi [Quinlan, Bria]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2016-10-05T21:00:00+00:00

20

Sage

Emily: OK

Sage: OK?

Emily: Yes. OK.

Sage: Did you mean to text me? This is Sage.

Emily: I know.

Sage stared at the screen on his phone. The time stamp said Emily had sent it shortly after he’d left The Brew, but he hadn’t checked his phone until he’d parked in Luke Casey’s driveway.

That was all it said. Just “OK.” No context.

He was still staring at the screen when he came into the garage. He nodded to the greetings of Sway and Mike, but didn’t look up. They were supposed to be adding the bass track to the drum track that they’d finally settled on. Sage set the phone down on the console and began turning the switches.

Ok, what?

If she had meant to send it someone else, who was it meant for? And what was Emily agreeing to? “OK” was an agreement of some kind. Right?

“How’s it going with the coffee girl?” Mike asked from the couch behind him.

Sage turned around and shook his head. “What does ‘OK’ mean?”

Mike's eyebrows dipped. Sage snatched the phone off the console and handed it to the drummer.

“Ooh, can I see?” Sway asked, sitting down on the arm of the couch and looking down at the phone in Mike’s possession.

“Okay what?” Mike asked, handing the phone back.

Sage shrugged again; it felt more frantic than the last one. “I have no idea. The second non-date went...well.” Sage wasn’t going to reveal Emily’s secrets to these guys or his near-death experience with the Pound Puppies, even though they were basically his closest friends these days. How weird was it that his former idols had turned into his friends? Really freaking weird. Too bad he didn’t have time to think over all of that right now. “I saw her this morning before I came out here.”

“This morning?” Sway's eyebrows went up. “Did last night go very well?”

Sage glared at the bassist. “You’re hilarious.” He ran a hand through his hair. “I have no idea what she could be OKing to. I’m trying to remember everything we talked about in the previous twenty-four hours, but I appear to have blocked almost all of it out.”

“Almost?”

“I remember her smile,” Sage clarified, trying to press his lips together to keep from grinning like an idiot.

“Ask her.” Mike crossed his arms over his chest.

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