Chapter 24
David was mad at himself for his outburst. Jasmine didn’t deserve it. It was clearly a mistake, and there was no way she could have known that the mug had been a present from Heather. He’d hurt her, and there was a strong chance he would lose her if he didn’t make things right immediately. That would be devastating, and it meant only one thing: he liked Jasmine a lot, more than he imagined.
He jumped up from the kitchen floor and raced out of the apartment. On the way down, he prayed she was still in the garage.
The elevator stopped at the parking level, and David rushed out. That was when he heard the muffled noise.
His head jerked in the direction of the sound, and he saw a man dressed in black dragging a woman with a swinging red ponytail by the neck and heading toward a
