I didn’t know what to do but to follow him. His shoes were soaked, and he left wet patches on the floor as he walked out of the door. I swiftly followed with my dress in my hands, holding up the front, and my zip half open at the back. I had to get out of here as soon as possible, with or without him. Our blind date had turned into a nightmare date. Hayley wouldn’t hire me to babysit again, which meant not only had I lost my home, but one of my three jobs, too. This couldn’t get any worse.
Could it?
Shoot, I didn’t want to know the answer to my own question.
“I’m so sorry,” I whispered as we got outside.
He was hailing a taxi and not even looking in my direction. I knew at this point he just wanted me to go away. I should have left from the moment the taxi pulled up in front of the re
