Chapter 6
“You can’t be serious,” I said when Hunter parked. “No. There’s no way.”
“You don’t like amusement parks?” he asked with a grin.
“I, um,” I paused and shook my head. “It’s been a long time since I’ve been on a rollercoaster.”
Hunter smirked. “Time to get back on that horse then.”
He grabbed my hand and tugged me to the gate. He paid for our tickets then dragged me inside. By the time we landed in the shadows of the first ride, I was laughing.
“Oh, come on. When you were a teenager, you didn’t go on dates like this?”
I shrugged. “No. We went to the movies or the mall. Dumb stuff like that. You seriously took your dates to the amusement park?”
“The girls I really liked.”
I tried not to smile, but I had to. I really liked him, too. He wasn’t acting like the man I assumed he
