Nina was grinning like something was funny. I couldn’t stand my friend. This was a sign to put an ad in the paper to find new friends. I mean, they had apps for dating; something had to be created to find best friends, because these two were up to no good.
We’d all decided to have a little get-together at Nina’s place, and Gage invited some of his friends over. Nina invited the one person I was avoiding.
“This is a set-up,” I whispered in Diya’s ear, pointing at all the sexy men, sitting outside and in the living room.
“Good thing you’re spoken for, or this would be really weird,” Diya yawned, wrapping her arms around Talbot as he approached with Ethan, holding a beer.
“How are you, Ethan?” Nina questioned.
Evaluating the area, I avoided all eye contact with him. My efforts didn’t mat
