She snorted. Jonah didn't. He'd known several student-athletes in undergrad and now at LTSU, and on the whole, they weren't the brightest individuals. Idiots, if one preferred to call a spade a spade.
“I don't normally do blind dates.” Vera still looked on the fence about it. “I'm hoping that this one isn't a bad idea.”
“I'm sure it'll be fine.” Jonah's response was automatic, but he did manage just enough emotion to make a passable attempt at encouragement. “I hope that you have fun.”
“I'm not leaving just yet,” said Vera hastily. She joined him on the bench, where he'd resumed his seat. “You look frazzled. What's up?”
Jonah was so distracted that he'd almost forgotten his homework. He told Vera all about Kendall's assignment, the dream he'd chosen, and the corner that he'd backed int
