I couldn’t shake the thought that Mia might be trying to hit on me away from my mind. Yet, one part of me wanted to believe I was overthinking. Because, looking at myself in disguise, I wasn’t any woman’s dream. I was too rowdy for someone as gorgeous as Mia.
I skipped dinner—I was too afraid that I’d run into Logan. What would I do when I see him? Was I to apologize first? My thoughts kept getting intrusive. I kept thinking about what the situation between Logan and me would be.
“Aren’t you going to work?” Steve asked when he saw me still lying in bed at eight in the morning.
I groaned. “I might skip today.”
“Wow!” Luke exclaimed. “I wish I worked for the alpha, too, then I could get days off at random.”
If only he knew.
I was about to ignore my roommate's ranting about how eas
