Summer Together (Summer #2) by Amy Sparling

Author:Amy Sparling [Sparling, Amy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: 336Love
Published: 2015-02-02T00:00:00+00:00

Now I know how Bayleigh feels when she rides around in Jace’s fancy truck. Park has one just like it. A Ford pickup with four doors and big tires and leather seats. The new car smell permeates the air as we drive down the back roads toward Sherry’s Café. We don’t have much to say, but luckily the silence never lasts too long because I’ll have to give him more directions.

Everything’s happening so fast: Park showing up, Park asking me to breakfast. I don’t really have time to process it all. Soon, we’re sitting in a corner booth near the back of the crowded café and Park orders a coffee and asks if I’d like one as well.

“Yes, please,” I say, looking up at the waitress.

“She’s a woman after my own heart,” Park says with that freaking smile of his.

“Oh yeah?” The waitress says in reply. “Coffee is all it takes to win you over?”

Oh my God. She’s flirting. And now that I look at her, she isn’t much older than I am, and definitely not bad to look at either. I glance at Park to see if he’s staring at her cute face or her nicely-shaped boobs. But he’s staring at me. He winks. “Coffee isn’t all it takes,” he says to her, still looking at me. “But it’s a good start.”

Again, he stares at me just a fraction too long for two people who are just friends. I know all of the signs point to Park flirting with me right now, especially when he takes a sugar packet from the container on the table and tosses it at me. He’s practically a kid on the playground who just pulled my hair. But I’m having a really hard time buying that a guy so freaking hot would even care to flirt with someone as plain and boring as me.

I might have gotten a kickass job and hair highlights in the past year, but besides that, I’m still pretty much just regular old Becca. Of course, that doesn’t mean I can’t have just a little bit of fun flirting back with him. He’ll be gone soon anyway, so it’s not like it’ll matter.

The sugar packet ammo lands in my lap and I grab it, place it in my spoon and then fling it back across the table toward him. He goes to catch it but it bounces off his hand, flies through the air and lands on the floor several feet away from our table. My eyes go wide and I try to hide my laughter.

Park shakes his head, pretending to be disappointed in me. “This Texas girl is trying to get me kicked out before I've even had breakfast.”

“What is your fascination with constantly reminding me that I’m from Texas? Is it because I’m so cool and you’re super jealous of that fact?”

I expect him to laugh and shoot back something equally sarcastic. But instead, he just sips from his coffee and then smirks at me.

“What?” I say. I stir sugar into my coffee to avoid looking at him.

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