CHAPTER THREE
REED HAD BEEN driving for a couple of hours when his stomach finally told him he had forgotten to eat earlier. His only thought had been to pack his office and get the hell away from that college, to get away from Hayley, as much as that pained him. He sighed as he gripped the steering wheel tighter. How long would he feel the pain of walking out of her life? He sighed. It was the right thing to do. Even if the college hadn’t come down on him for his supposed relationship with Hayley, society would have been judgmental enough. The one time the two of them sat at a small café just laughing and talking when two women walked by them, casting ugly looks at him as if he had been f*****g Hayley right there on the table. And that wasn’t the first time someone had thought he was eit
