When We Met by unknow
Author:unknow
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, Anthologies, Young Adult, Adult
ISBN: 9780451471925
Amazon: 045147192X
Goodreads: 20893538
Publisher: Berkley
Published: 2014-11-04T08:00:00+00:00
chapter three
Courtney
âHey, Chuck, how much longer on my order?â I drummed my fingers on the serving counter, staring off into space in the crowded kitchen.
âComing up.â
I was so ready for the evening to be over, and past ready to get rid of Dalton. Having him grin at me and act like we were still friends was making me shaky and off-kilter. Obviously he didnât remember how heâd tossed me aside like I was no longer important. He moved on, leaving me behind without my best friend. More important, I was confused about the feelings I had started having for him. One moment I was daydreaming about us becoming boyfriend and girlfriend and then, poof, he was gone.
I had tried convincing myself I hated him for ditching me, but I couldnât do it. I had a crush. What could I say? Over the years Iâd watched him from afar, but we never really ran in the same circles again. In eighth grade his talent on the court earned him a lot of attention, and in high school basketball had made him a legitimate star. When I saw him in the hallways, he always seemed to have a new girl on his arm. I found my own circle of friends in high school, and eventually I realized I had romanticized our friendship into something it wasnât and I got over him.
Facing him now while he attempted to flirt with me like I was a typical girl heâd just met was seriously screwing with my head. I could see why girls were into him. It took all my concentration to ignore his come-hither looks and deep, sexy voice. How one person could be blessed with so many gifts was beyond me. Most men would trade their left nut for even a smidge of his talent on the basketball court, but combining that with rugged good looks and a voice that would make any girlâs panties wet was just unfair.
Amanda interrupted my inner whine-fest, snagging a fry from one of the plates waiting to go out. âSo, howâs it going?â
I smacked her hand without hesitation, making the fry drop to the floor.
âHey.â She reached for another in spite of her complaint, but I slid the plate out of her reach.
âYou know Chris will have your head if he sees you munching off the customersâ plates.â I didnât know why I had to remind her. She knew the rules as well as I did.
She pouted, folding her arms across her chest. âYouâre such a brownnoser.â
âAnd you should know how gross that is. Iâd hurl if I found out someone had their fingers in my food. You know Chuck would make you something if you asked.â
âI donât want a whole dish of something. Iâm on a diet, hence why I was only after one fry.â She patted her model-thin waist for emphasis. I was tempted to throat-punch her. I wasnât fat. I just had more curves than I would have preferred. My waist was tiny, but my ass seemed determined to be seen.
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