He slows and eventually stops right in front of the building.
I’ve never wanted to get off a bike so fast in my life, my skirt nearly catching as I swing my leg over in a hurry.
“Thank you,” I say quickly, turning to leave.
“Think about what I said.” He calls after me. “If you change your mind, I’ll teach you everything you need to know.”
I nod without turning around and push through the entrance, my footsteps hitting harder with each step.
Nobody asked him to care. Nobody asked either of them to sit around discussing me and what happened with Colt. Eliot means well, I know that but good intentions don’t make it less of a violation.
And Edward. Edward who does one genuinely decent thing and then follows it up with two that make me want to scream. Now I’m walking into my eight AM cla
