11
CAMDEN
The sound of my phone ringing dragged me out of a nightmare. But when I opened my eyes, I was still in one. f**k. The sun shining through the windows was so goddamned bright I couldn’t see. Fumbling around for my phone, I found it and answered.
“Yeah.”
“Good morning to you too, sunshine,” Mason chuckled.
“f**k off,” I grumbled, sitting up. My head pounded and I groaned.
“Hard night last night?”
“You have no f*****g idea.” Then it hit me. Brooklyn was there, or at least she was before I passed out. Jumping to my feet, I marched to my bedroom and wasn’t surprised to see it empty. She f*****g left.
“So, what happened? Did you go out with that girl?”
“Uh-huh,” I said, searching around the condo. Did she really just up and leave after last night?
“I take it that everything d
