"I can do it," she told herself. "Don't give up. "No one is right for me," she said aloud because she didn't have her Post-it notes to stick to the mirror. She just talked with herself instead.
"Are you okay in there?" Seth lightly knocked on the door. "It sounds like you're talking to yourself."
She felt humiliated that he had overheard her. "I'm fine. "You must be hearing things," he mumbled, attempting to shift the burden back to him.
She immediately went over her reminders again, this time silently, before hopping over to the door with her good foot. Her ankle injury hurt a little more this time.
He appeared to be as attractive as ever, but she had reaffirmed her resolve to disregard her feelings for him, and she was determined not to succumb to the undeniable, magnetic draw she fe
