Greg was walking so fast, I could barely keep up, and I laughed with the pure joy of it. He wanted to be with me as much as I with him. My entire world had changed in a moment and every cell buzzed with anticipation. A kind of euphoria rang through me and I understood what it meant to want to shout it from the rooftops—at least until Greg abruptly stopped in the middle of the parking lot and I crashed into his back.
He threw up his hands and whirled around. “Here I was, going all caveman and dragging you to my car and I just remembered I took an Uber.” He sounded exasperated. “Remember, my sister was borrowing my car for the weekend? She picked it up right after you left.”
I snaked my arms around his waist, tilting my head to look into his eyes. The parking lot lights had come on, but hi
